The Business that Grows on the Sufferings of Women

DELHI, India - Aug. 1, 2022 - PRLog -- Security is of extreme importance in any kind of job, which is why there are laws and rules in place to make sure that people are protected. However, there is none when it comes to the protection of sex workers/prostitutes and on top of that, they are exploited, stigmatised, and marginalised.

PROSTITUTE AND PROSTITUTION
A prostitute woman is a person who sometimes voluntarily but mainly against her will allows her body to be used as a sex object in return for some benefits mainly monetary. Prostitution is the business of selling sexual services which include oral sex or sexual intercourse, for money or other benefits.

CAUSES OF PROSTITUTION
Ill-treatment by parents, poverty, financial burden (economic distress), a family of prostitutes, toxic relations, social customs, lack of sex education, prior incest and rape experiences, marriage trap and desertion, lack of recreational facilities, ignorance, and acceptance of prostitution, desire for physical pleasure, greed, and dejection are some of the causes of prostitution.

DISCRIMINATION AND STIGMATISATION
The rights of sex workers do not exist, they face a lot of discrimination due to their criminalised status, they are looked down upon for obvious reasons and have no place in society, and law.

ABUSE, EXPLOITATION IN UNSAFE WORKING ENVIRONMENTS
Most of the time, sex workers are exposed to abuses that range mainly from physical to mental attacks. They face harassment not only from clients, but also from their own family members, the community, and the people who put them in this business.

WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT?
The (UN), the (WHO), Human Rights Watch (HRW), and Amnesty International, are all advocating for more prominent protections for sex workers.

PROSTITUTE BY CHOICE
According to our sources, the hard and sad truth about this is that, apart from the women who are in this business just for survival.

A WORLD WITHOUT PROSTITUTION
Sweden has been a role model as buying sex has been illegal there since 1998. Punishing the clients or pimps has drastically reduced the demand for prostitution and as a fact, it was proved when a recorded phone call between a Romanian human trafficker and a Swedish pimp surfaced online which you can hear the pimp complaining that the Swedish market is dead for prostitution.

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