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This 5 page paper examines the link between prostitution and sex-trafficking. Morality is discussed as it relates to prostitution. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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to legalize prostitution and tax it, while others want to do no such thing but believe that this victimless crime should at least be decriminalized. Various positions on the matter
emerge from the classic debate on what is generally deemed to be the oldest profession in the world. Throughout the world, the history of prostitution is fascinating as many
see it as a moral issue. In 1950s China, after the Communists took control, one of the first things that they did was to control the brothels (Ruan & Matsumura,
1991). In fact, they abolished prostitution in China completely at that time (Ruan & Matsumura, 1991). The communists believed that prostitution was something caused by socioeconomic factors and they also
tried to relive financial pressure under their new system of governance (Ruan & Matsumura, 1991). The government would provide free treatment for venereal disease and also provide free health care
(Ruan & Matsumura, 1991). While the Chinese did have a certain take on the subject, it is not an unusual stance. Many nations take the position that prostitution is a
socio-economic issue and that many of the girls engage in the trade for money. In the United States for example it is almost a clich? that erotic dancers engage in
the trade to get themselves through college or to support a family as single mothers. They use socio-economic reasons as an excuse, but the industry is likely something fueled by
more than money. In Britain during the 1800s, prostitutes were sometimes forced into the "profession." Any woman who was not a virgin might be deemed a prostitute, and she would
be banned from holding down an honorable job ("Josephine Butler," 2009). Because her reputation was already damaged, and she could never find work, she was forced to sell her
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