Sentence examples for regulating prostitution from inspiring English sources

The laws regulating prostitution - then legal - were nothing short of barbaric.

Syphilis and gonorrhea plagued both armies and became such a threat that generals were forced to start regulating prostitution.

In France, the rarity of debate over the subject, the laws regulating prostitution and the refusal to legalize sexual surrogates have encouraged illegal practices.

While some critics have warned that legalization would effectively transform the Czech state into the country's biggest pimp, the Czech government is considering whether to emulate the Netherlands and Germany by regulating prostitution like any other industry.

"And then I thought: 'This is stupid, they have guns and I just have a chair against the door.'" Before she started the investigation, Cacho says she was open to the idea of legalising and regulating prostitution, and had listened to many academics and feminists who advocated it.

In essence, the AEA is looking toward increasingly regulating prostitution by taking the women off the street and allowing them to work in a supervised environment.

While some attempts to regulate prostitution may be well intentioned, we should not be focusing on regulation of prostitution, but rather on abolition of slavery.

It recently tried (and failed) to regulate prostitution through a system of passes.

Corbyn and his colleagues would do well to listen to survivors of the sex trade before taking such an uninformed line on the best way to regulate prostitution.

Last year, Parliament set up a commission to study the question of whether to regulate prostitution, but the panel has not yet reached a conclusion.

Welfare department official Michael Herzig told The Telegraph "We want to regulate prostitution because until now it was the law of the jungle".