Germany may roll back legalised prostitution amid exploitation fears
Article published in Equal Times on 17 December 2013
Since legalising prostitution in 2002, Germany has experienced a significant increase in sex tourism.
According to statistics, more than a million men now pay for sex with Germany’s approximately 400,000 prostitutes every day.
But as the country’s sex trade continues to grow, the new coalition government has promised reforms to the current prostitution law in response to fears that it encourages sex trafficking, profiteering and exploitation.
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