Sentence examples for prostitution back from inspiring English sources

"There used to be lots of prostitution back here, and not drug dealing, but drug use," Mr. Zakhar said.

If criminalisation drives prostitution back into the shadows, and leaves workers more exposed to harm than they were, then there might indeed be an argument to find a different battleground for the moral fight, and concentrate instead on minimising the harm suffered by the women who, for whatever reason, are offering sex for money.

With a society forced beyond the breaking point, their own values disintegrated under sanctions and occupation, combined with what has essentially become a US judicial system espousing Western values, local prostitution is back.

Even states which have traditionally had a permissive approach to prostitution are reining back.

The mother also had a history of arrests -- including for prostitution -- going back two decades, and the baby had tested positive for methadone, proof that at minimum, Ms. Warren was still actively battling her heroin addiction.

It says many prostitutes fail to get proper health care and do not report rapes or beatings to the police for fear of arrest.The law banning prostitution, which dates back to the 1950s, has been under review for years, but nothing has come of it.

Her teenage sister, who had tried to escape prostitution, was sold back to the brothel by a mother who needed her daughter to "provide for the family".

Randazza explained that the differentiation between pornography and prostitution generally refers back to a 1988 California Supreme Court case, People v Freeman.

This use of prostitution escalated when back in his native village, where a Saturday night ritual with a group of friends started.

To me, pornography's illegal, druggy, back streets, prostitution, you know".

"She got back into prostitution, and now she is asking for help," Ms. Jaus said.