Moral Code on Prostitution

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The book explores the complex dynamics of prostitution, emphasizing that individuals involved often face social restrictions stemming from poverty, abuse, and marginalization. It discusses the implications of two primary approaches: abolition and legalization. While abolition may push the practice underground, legalization could lead to its normalization, as seen in some countries. The author argues for state intervention through legal measures to protect sex workers, dismantle criminal networks, and support the rehabilitation of trafficking victims, highlighting the need for a nuanced approach to this issue.