Sentence examples for consider prostitution from inspiring English sources
It sends no clear signals about what we consider prostitution to be, in effect prioritising the gratification of punters at the expense of often vulnerable women and girls".
He dismisses the sort of sex peddled to leering tourists in the Patpong district — anything "vulgar" is scorned — but he has no patience for "the Gloria Steinem brigade" who refuse to consider prostitution "as anything but a problem of crime".
It's time to consider prostitution as a waste of law enforcement, and certainly media, time and energy.
Today, Swedes consider prostitution inherently violent and harmful to society: Even when it's seemingly consensual, they say, the act is built on and reinforces an oppressive power imbalance between the user and the used.
The Vatican statement reaffirmed that the church considered prostitution "gravely immoral".
In February, the European Parliament voted in favour of Sweden's law, on the basis that it considered prostitution constituted violence against women.
This month's edition of Zanan, a feminist magazine, published interviews with several runaway teenagers who said they considered prostitution a safe haven despite the severe penalties.
Considering prostitution as abuse - a viewpoint which is controversial even today - she wrote: "The degradation of these poor unhappy women is not degradation for them alone; it is a blow to the dignity of every virtuous woman too, it is dishonour done to me, it is the shaming of every woman in every country of the world".
But directly exchanging sex for money is considered prostitution, which (in most parts of the country) is illegal.
Interpretation of the "exploitation of prostitution" is important as it goes to the heart of whether CEDAW considers prostitution itself exploitative or whether prostitution is a system and practice within which human rights abuses of women are prevalent.
