Алина Анисимов wrote:Is it legal to have sex with hookers where you come from? In the Us and many other countries it is not,why is that?

It's not illegal in Cambodia.

It's not legal in the US because the government hates competition.

Anybody with even a vaguely real understanding of prostitution understands that it should be legalized.

It's legal in the Netherlands, one of the most progressive countries in the world.

Why is that?

vladimir wrote:

Алина Анисимов wrote:Is it legal to have sex with hookers where you come from? In the Us and many other countries it is not,why is that?

It's not illegal in Cambodia.

It's not legal in the US because the government hates competition.

Anybody with even a vaguely real understanding of prostitution understands that it should be legalized.

It's legal in the Netherlands, one of the most progressive countries in the world.

Why is that?

"We've realized this is no longer about small-scale entrepreneurs, but that big crime organizations are involved here in trafficking women, drugs, killings and other criminal activities", said Job Cohen, the former mayor of Amsterdam.

Human trafficking
Countries that are major sources of trafficked persons include Thailand, China, Nigeria, Albania, Bulgaria, Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine, Sierra Leone, and Romania.

According to figures obtained from the National Centre against Human Trafficking, there were 1711 registered presumed victims of human trafficking in 2012, of whom 1177 were women forced to work in the sex industry.[22] However, an increase in identified presumed victims does not necessarily mean an increase in trafficking but can be caused by, for instance, better awareness and cooperation among the different agencies which come into contact with potential victims.

Within the Netherlands, victims are often recruited by so-called "loverboys" – men who seduce young Dutch women and girls and later coerce them into prostitution[not in citation given]. The phenomenon was highlighted in 2008 by Maria Mosterd, who published a book about her ordeal as the 12-year-old victim of a loverboy.The truthfulness of this book is disputed, and was the subject of an investigative journalism report.

Many victims of human trafficking are led to believe by organized criminals that they are being offered work in hotels or restaurants or in child care and are forced into prostitution with the threat or actual use of violence. Estimates of the number of victims vary from 1000 to 7000 on a yearly basis. Most police investigations on human trafficking concern legal sex businesses. All sectors of prostitution are well represented in these investigations, but particularly the window brothels are overrepresented.

At the end of 2008, a gang of six people was sentenced to prison terms of eight months to 7½ years in what prosecutors said was the worst case of human trafficking ever brought to trial in the Netherlands. The case involved more than 100 female victims, violently forced to work in prostitution.[28] In December 2009, two Nigerian men were sentenced to 4 and 4½ years in prison for having smuggled 140 Nigerian women aged 16–23 into the Netherlands. The women were made to apply for asylum and then disappeared from asylum centers, to work as prostitutes in surrounding countries. The men were said to have used "voodoo" curses on the women to prevent escape and enforce payment of debts.

so the youn and khmer jao girls in the original post must be victims and trafficked to boot.
you may like to refer to heidi hoefinger's thesis on the local situation.
it draws some pretty inescapable conclusions.
exactly opposite from your views.

It is important to note that sex-working does not automatically equal trafficking. It's like saying that ALL domestic workers in the ME are trafficked, and therefore there should be no more housekeepers or nannys.
I am against human trafficking(of course), but I am really against the criminalisation of sex between consenting adults. "Consenting " is the key word here.

A sample size of 281 people over 7 years ,really ? For a population of around 8000. Plus it's a book review.
She argues that the bounders in regards to prostitution are fluid ,and not what traditionally prostitution is thought of. So !

Retardedwaitress wrote:

Username Taken wrote:5000 riel. Yes indeed. I remember that.

Many new comers wouldn't believe it though.

I think i would rather not go there.

when i stayed in Takeo a few months ago when i went to 'Takeoman's stepdaughters wedding, i noticed some 5000r massa places in the same area as the dead cert 10,000r massa places on the outskirts of town, the birds were old and rough, the 10,000r places had some cuties though

i never pay for sex!
i just give them $20 towards their Tuk Tuk in the morning

frank lee bent wrote:so the youn and khmer jao girls in the original post must be victims and trafficked to boot.
you may like to refer to heidi hoefinger's thesis on the local situation.
it draws some pretty inescapable conclusions.
exactly opposite from your views.

I for one would like to read that pub. But a $20.00 Kindle rental fee is a bit much. Any other source? Like for free?