I think we should approach the whole selling-sex thing less emotionally and more logically. We have extensive rules here in Germany to protect the health of wo

I think we should approach the whole selling-sex thing less emotionally and more logically. We have extensive rules here in Germany to protect the health of workers. In that spirit, any physical and mental health risks taken by people who are doing sex-work should be insured-to-death. This work also entails information inequality: Most young workers do not (cannot) really know what they are getting into. We make training a must for wood-workers, why not sex-workers? Make licensing through training a must, also enforce them yearly perhaps. Make regular health-checks a must as well, pricing that into the insurance. Prosecute people who seek or employ unlicensed sex-workers heavily. This should be seen as bad as abusing children. Following the same logic, the workers should never be afraid to be prosecuted, even when they are not licensed. So I like what California is trying to do too. Also make sure the Police has some members who speak enough foreign languages to cover at least Eastern Europe languages.