Prostitutes have thanked Labour Deputy leader Harriet Harman after her appeal for a ban on a website advertising their services fuelled their demand further.
Harman had recently urged California Governor Arnold Schwarzenneger to ban the California-based website Punter Net, which allows prostitutes to be rated by men who have had sex with them, calling it "degrading" and "exploitative".
Prostitution: Fresh Stakes in the Oldest Trade
Prostitution has broadened its base to include street prostitution, massage brothels, gigolo outcall services, strip clubs, lap dancing, phone sex, child prostitution and sex tourism.
Prostitution has broadened its base to include street prostitution, massage brothels, gigolo outcall services, strip clubs, lap dancing, phone sex, child prostitution and sex tourism.
Many girls even said they had more clients after Harman public outcry against the website.
The Independent quoted Laura Lee, a Glasgow-based escort, as saying: "Harriet Harman has managed to do in one day what I've been trying to do for six months, which is to increase the traffic to my personal website.
Like Tourism, Prostitution Also Thrives In Lebanon!
To Lebanon's Kamal, it's a job like any other: ‘I send clients at luxury hotels photo albums of the girls. It's like selling goods,’ say reports.
To Lebanon's Kamal, it's a job like any other: ‘I send clients at luxury hotels photo albums of the girls. It's like selling goods,’ say reports.
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US Police Official Sues Craigslist for Facilitating Prostitution
Sheriff of Cook County in Illinois, US, has sued classified ad website Craiglist for facilitating prostitution. He has sought a ban on Erotic Services section of the site.
Sheriff of Cook County in Illinois, US, has sued classified ad website Craiglist for facilitating prostitution. He has sought a ban on Erotic Services section of the site.
Prostitutes in London Use Cameras to Alter Shadowy Image
Joy, Sue and Amy are among the countless army of prostitutes working in London's sometimes shadowy underworld -- but a new project aims to shed light on lives often tinged with quiet desperation.
Joy, Sue and Amy are among the countless army of prostitutes working in London's sometimes shadowy underworld -- but a new project aims to shed light on lives often tinged with quiet desperation.
