The Justice Ministry is moving toward revising Japan's anti-prostitution law to punish the sex buyers, addressing a legal imbalance that has only targeted the sellers for 70 years, according to government sources.
Germany have its sex work system focus on brothel. It force sex workers to depend on bosses or proprietary. That exploitation 101
We need unions to defend sex workers too
You’re welcome to present data to that end. Everything I’ve seen indicates that criminalization worsens working conditions for sex workers and raises the risk of violence. The only negative outcome I know of from legalization is that it apparently leads to increased trafficking, but I don’t see that as an impossible challenge to solve that negates all of the positives of legalization.
… And what if that protection comes through criminalisation? It’s legal in Germany, and has arguably made things worse
Germany have its sex work system focus on brothel. It force sex workers to depend on bosses or proprietary. That exploitation 101 We need unions to defend sex workers too
You’re welcome to present data to that end. Everything I’ve seen indicates that criminalization worsens working conditions for sex workers and raises the risk of violence. The only negative outcome I know of from legalization is that it apparently leads to increased trafficking, but I don’t see that as an impossible challenge to solve that negates all of the positives of legalization.