> Also there is the silly issue, of woman losing her unemployment status because she didn't refused to work as a prostitute. This did not happen. There was a s

> Also there is the silly issue, of woman losing her unemployment status because she didn't refused to work as a prostitute. This did not happen. There was a sensationalised story in a paper that it could happen, but as far as I know, it was just that: sensationalised conjecturing. The persistent human trafficking problems are real, though. Proponents of legalised prostitution argue on the meaning of "trafficking" and say that the almost invariably foreign, poor, and immigrant women who are prostituted in Germany are doing so voluntarily.