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> All I can say is that it makes things easier for everybody. Which country is that? The Netherlands, Austria and Germany, for example, all have horrible traff
by jordigh 11y ago
> All I can say is that it makes things easier for everybody.
Which country is that? The Netherlands, Austria and Germany, for example, all have horrible trafficking problems. In Nevada, the women are ostracised and harrassed by the police at the legal brothels. In New Zealand, the police cannot tell the difference between legal prostitution and illegal pimping.
So which country are you in that is doing better than these with legalised prostitution?
- mschuster91 11y ago> Which country is that? The Netherlands, Austria and Germany, for example, all have horrible trafficking problems. Well in Germany the main trafficking problems is Africans. They need to work something and because our rotten legal system prohibits them from working for months after they have arrived, the men end up dealing pot and the women on the streets. And Romanian/Bulgarians... well, the men work on day-jobs for ultra low pay, often illegal, and the women go on the streets. Everything's better than the conditions where they come from.
- facepalm 11y agoDo you have some numbers+sources? I live in Germany and the official statement from the police seems to be that it is not actually a huge problem.
- Forlien 11y agoI'm just following links others have posted, but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Germany#Human_trafficking https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Germany#Human_.... Also, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_trafficking_in_Germany https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_trafficking_in_Germany links to a US Trafficking in Persons Report 2010. Here are some quotes: "Ninety percent of identified victims of trafficking for commercial sexual exploitation came from Europe, including 28 percent from Germany ..." "... approximately one third of identified sex trafficking victims reported that they had agreed initially to engage in prostitution." "Police estimate that gangs brought around 1,000 Chinese people to Germany over the past decade and forced them to work in restaurants under exploitative conditions."
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- facepalm 11y agoSo about 700 victims uncovered per year? Although it would also be interesting how it is defined.
- dublinben 11y ago>The Netherlands, Austria and Germany, for example, all have horrible trafficking problems So, just like every other country then?
- jordigh 11y agoDepends who you ask because people disagree on the definition of "human trafficking". But according to some people, no, the Netherlands is actually worse than every other country.