Sex Robot Matters: Slavery, the Prostituted, and the Rights of Machines
The desire to animate the inanimate, or attribute anthropomorphic qualities to nonhumans, is well documented.
Abolitionist Responses to Request by United Nations Women Regarding UN Women’s Approach to Prostitution, the Sex Trade, and Sex Work
Introduction On 8 September 2016, UN Women released a request for a public consultation seeking views on UN Women approach to sex work, the sex…
Library/Mental and Physical Health Effects of Prostitution and the Sex Trade/Prostitution/Trafficking
Second Thoughts: Should US Physicians Support the Decriminalization of Commercial Sex?
Rothman argues against decriminalized prostitution and in favor of the Nordic Model, based on both the ethical dilemmas of non consent, financial inducement, and vulnerability…
Very inconvenient truths: sex buyers, sexual coercion, and prostitution-harm-denial
Some pimps, some sex buyers and some governments have made the decision that it is reasonable to expect certain women to tolerate sexual exploitation and…
Quelques vérités très gênantes : acheteurs de sexe, contraintes sexuelles et déni des dommages liés à la prostitution
This is a French translation of Very inconvenient truths: sex buyers, sexual coercion, and prostitution-harm-denial originally published in Logos.
Prostitution: Exploitation, Persecution, Repression
This 4th Global Report on sexual exploitation reflects the Fondation Scelles’ persistent objectives: for 20 years the foundation has conducted an in-depth and objective study…
Prostitution Is Not Just Another Job
It’s time we stopped justifying the exploitation and abuse of those with the fewest options under the guise of choice.
Prostcost: An estimate of the social and economic cost of prostitution in France
In 2014, the European Commission offered for the Member States of the European Union to increase their «national wealth» by including the turnover from prostitution…
Honoring the “Comfort Women”
Prostitution comforted Japanese solders but tortured women in the military brothels.
Murders and attempted murders of women in legal German prostitution
The lie that legal or decriminalized prostitution is “safer” is widely believed. Nothing could be farther from the truth, as these data showing a horrific…
Links Between Pornography and Prostitution
Pornography: Prostitution’s Identical Twin Many people – from politicians and celebrities to exited survivors of prostitution – are outraged at the decision of the prominent…
My 25 years as a Prostitute
Brenda Myers-Powell was just a child when she became a prostitute in the early 1970s. Here she describes how she was pulled into working on the streets and why, three decades later, she devoted her life to making sure other girls don’t fall into the same trap.
Online Prostitution and Trafficking
The use of Internet technologies to traffic women and children to prostitution will be described in this article. This law review summarizes the history of online trafficking and the remarkably effective use of the Internet for advertising prostitution locally, regionally, and internationally beginning with the development of social networking sites, discussion forums, message boards and online chats.
Assessing Evidence, Arguments, and Inequality in Bedford v. Canada
Bedford v. Canada ruled that parliament could not impose on where or when prostitution is conducted, as long as it does not infringe on others’ constitutional rights. Max Waltman discusses the evidence provided and how it does not support the decision of the court.
Shifting the Burden: Inquiry to Assess the Operation of the Current Legal Settlement on Prostitution in England and Wales
The report on the UK’s burden of guilt for prostitution has the purpose of raising awareness around the impact of the sale of sexual services on those involved and to develop proposals for government action with a focus on tackling demand for the sex trade.
Sexual Exploitation and Prostitution and its Impact on Gender Equality
The objective of this briefing paper is to provide background information drawn from the international literature on sexual exploitation and prostitution and its impact on gender equality in relation to the report of the Women’s Rights and Gender Equality Committee. The study concentrates on the debate on whether prostitution could be voluntary or has rather to be regarded in any case as a violation of women’s human rights. It also presents an overview of the policies on prostitution in the Member States as well as four case studies: Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, and Sweden.
Prostitution, Liberalism, and Slavery
This article critiques the liberal “prostitution-can-be-fixed-or-improved” perspective of liberals and defends an abolitionist approach that views prostitution as slavery or slavery-like practices.