Viewpoints from Involved Parties - Prostitution

Prostitution

ProCon.org is an independent, nonpartisan, 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity

HOME
ABOUT US
FAQS
TRAFFIC
CONTACT US
TEACHERS' CORNER
SUPPORT US
DONORS & SPONSORS

Video introduction to ProCon.org and the pros and cons of controversial topics

Prostitution Home

Featured Resources

1. Should prostitution be legal?

2. Top 10 Pros and Cons

3. Did You Know?

4. Historical Timeline

5. Comments

-Pros & Cons by Category

CORE QUESTION

Defining Terms

Key Concepts and Demographics

Brothels

Crime

Decriminalization vs. Legalization

Marriage and Prostitution

Morality

Personal Freedom and Liberty

Pornography

Red-Light Districts

Viewpoints from Involved Parties

Projects

6. 100 Countries and Their Prostitution Policies

7. US Federal and State Prostitution Laws and Related Punishments

8. US and State Prostitution Arrests, 2001-2010

9. Opinion Polls/Surveys

10. Percentage of Men (by Country) Who Paid for Sex at Least Once: The Johns Chart

Learn More

11. Source Biographies

12. Glossary

13. Notices Archive

14. Site Map

+ Additional Resources

Rhode Island Outlaws Indoor Prostitution, Closing Legal Loophole

Thanks!

Get free email updates:

Donate now to help keep crital thinking alive!

Prostitution Home Page > Viewpoints from Involved Parties

Viewpoints from Involved Parties

Do prostitutes want prostitution legalized?

Does law enforcement want prostitution legalized?

Does the medical community want prostitution legalized?

Tweet This Page Share This Page Pin This Page Email This Page Print This Page Cite This Page

Reprinting Policy

How to Cite ProCon.org

How to Use ProCon.org

Media & Press

Disclaimer