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Prostitution should be legal
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Kiran Chawla What is the purpose in making prostitution legal? Women in India is still not given the respect and dignity as a man even though they are working and.. more
Anjali Sharma Yeah and also,the Govt should look into making a legislation to legalise anyone taking an accomodation in any hotel if they sign an undertaking to th.. more
Topic owner: Jesse Lalnunhring: Seeing the spurt of sexual abuses & rape cases reported every day its high time that the Govt shud consider legalising sexual workers,providing them with licences,carrying out medical check-ups for sexual workers mandatory,insurance for medical care etc. if prostitution is legalised then it will not only lessen the no. of rapes, but the sexually transmitted diseases as well. The despos and the frusterated bas***** will know where these activities going on in their city.........
Ayush Dixit
youngistaan is not about sex,pepsi,drugs and yo..
it is not the gen sex
it is made up of youth who has made india proud in various sectors such as technology,art and culture
just one shahrukh says that pakistan should be kissed and open minded people who are 'modern' shout sh@t things you cannot make an opinion that everyone in india wants the so called 'elite secular modern people' whatever they say because they are the only ones whose views and opinions are published in newspapers internet and on T.V. use your brain and you will know what is wrong and what is right
as in a article from a newspaper on times that subash chandra bose died in a hut after being reaching the age of 125 years.. i think if he would have being alive he would have commited suicide on seeing this 'modern' india.
it is not the gen sex
it is made up of youth who has made india proud in various sectors such as technology,art and culture
just one shahrukh says that pakistan should be kissed and open minded people who are 'modern' shout sh@t things you cannot make an opinion that everyone in india wants the so called 'elite secular modern people' whatever they say because they are the only ones whose views and opinions are published in newspapers internet and on T.V. use your brain and you will know what is wrong and what is right
as in a article from a newspaper on times that subash chandra bose died in a hut after being reaching the age of 125 years.. i think if he would have being alive he would have commited suicide on seeing this 'modern' india.
Ayush Dixit
why because your yo culture that is america has made it legal and to make india 'modern' you think it should be legal..
jesse you should be aware of the fact that before the britshers came to india india had NO BROTHELS OR WINE SHOPS nobody had heard the name of wine...we were culturally and intelluctally much advanced..
instead of saying that there should be no brothels you think that government should legalise it?
so that tommorow your child says"yo mom,i am going to f@@k some bitches"
and you will say "yes beta, go have fun and remember to get aids because in america the number of aids patient is higher than in india and in order to become superpower we must be more advanced than them" i mean it is the limit of sh@t that you guys are throwing...
prostitution arises from poverty and trafficking of women... if you legalise it than traffickig of women would become more common and tommorow may be your sister would be sitting in a brothel...instead of concentrating on the core issues of trafficking and poverty you think it should be legalised..
jesse you should be aware of the fact that before the britshers came to india india had NO BROTHELS OR WINE SHOPS nobody had heard the name of wine...we were culturally and intelluctally much advanced..
instead of saying that there should be no brothels you think that government should legalise it?
so that tommorow your child says"yo mom,i am going to f@@k some bitches"
and you will say "yes beta, go have fun and remember to get aids because in america the number of aids patient is higher than in india and in order to become superpower we must be more advanced than them" i mean it is the limit of sh@t that you guys are throwing...
prostitution arises from poverty and trafficking of women... if you legalise it than traffickig of women would become more common and tommorow may be your sister would be sitting in a brothel...instead of concentrating on the core issues of trafficking and poverty you think it should be legalised..
Saket Mishra
making prostitution legal in india is not at all going to solve any problem . The main problem lies in basic needs. No women want to be a prostitute . She comes in this illegal profession due to PAAPI PET KI AAG .. The needs of basic elements . Food , Cloth and Shelter.
The process of legal prostitute is very tedious. The basic steps should be followed , especially in india where people are very much love there religion and every religion prohibits prostitution . To solve this mess the government should provide basic needs of these sex workers.
The process of legal prostitute is very tedious. The basic steps should be followed , especially in india where people are very much love there religion and every religion prohibits prostitution . To solve this mess the government should provide basic needs of these sex workers.
A V
Yes, prostitution can be made legal By doing so, unnecessary harrasment will not be there. Sex worker can improve their position. Then can get good status in the society. There will be clear bifurcation of them with others.
Saket Mishra what do you want to say about those countries where prostitution is legal . Even these country record a very high number of rape , molestation .
Radha Panda
What is the purpose in making prostitution legal? Women in India is still not given the respect and dignity as a man
Saket Mishra Yes the legal sex work is not at all solution .
But your statement needs to be corrected , now the women are slowly getting all respect they need and they should be given.
But your statement needs to be corrected , now the women are slowly getting all respect they need and they should be given.
Ganesh R Being a homemaker requires patience commitment and loads of talent.women give dignity to mens work more than theirs.
women have a lot of hatred towards men ( and relationships in general)and expect men to respect her for that. what an irony.
women have a lot of hatred towards men ( and relationships in general)and expect men to respect her for that. what an irony.
Ramachendran Thiru..
Oldistan has held a clear and consistent stand on the internal affairs of Youngistan since long, be it living-in, dying-out, bear-hug-bosom-squishing to express warmth and friendship or, legalization of so called prostitution : we have 'laboured' hard for the birth and emancipation of Youngistan and invested in their growth story like hell, and under no circumstances can we permit our interests to be subverted in any manner. Inasmuch as Oldistan refuses to recognize the so called prostitution anywhere, the question of legalizing it anywhere does not arise at all. Oldistan strongly urges Youngistan to honour their commitments to their own harmones and other honourable agreements with their Maker they made at puberty and to marry and live happily ever after, instead of finding excuses like having to learn stupid things in schools and colleges and having to make a living when their living has already been made excellent by their and our Maker, Who, we all know, provides in abundance whatever is needed to live happily ever after. Every decent fairy tale can vouch for this inescapable truth.
As for the Supreme Court directing the Government to do the needful to the so called prostitutes, there can be no two opinions in the matter. There is no such thing as a prostitute. It is a figment of imagination. Some marry, beget children, and provide fathers and mothers to their wards and die happily, job well done. Some do not marry, do not beget children, have a heck of a time, make money and die miserably, botching up the job. That is all there is to it. Nothing needs to be legalized, except that moral suasion will do to make people see reason and live happily and die happily. The Law, long known as an Ass, should not be invoked at all.
As for crimes engendered by so called prostitution, Oldistan is of the firm view that neoteny compels consummation of the most beautiful thing in life, namely, attaining puberty, as marriage at the earliest, which must be celebrated. The so called marriageable age as per law is what needs to be done away with once and for all. This unspeakable blight and blasphemy is of recent origin in mankind's history. Some rascals must have invented it to further their own nefarious needs, into which we will not stoop to inquire at the present juncture, reserving it for a future final assault, for which our forces are raring to go.
Oldistan has made its position clear once again and it is hoped that 'Sense and Sensibility' will prevail and mankind will soon see Paradise Regained in its pristine glory.
Godbless Oldistan, Youngistan and all kinds of 'stans'.
Oldistan has held a clear and consistent stand on the internal affairs of Youngistan since long, be it living-in, dying-out, bear-hug-bosom-squishing to express warmth and friendship or, legalization of so called prostitution : we have 'laboured' hard for the birth and emancipation of Youngistan and invested in their growth story like hell, and under no circumstances can we permit our interests to be subverted in any manner. Inasmuch as Oldistan refuses to recognize the so called prostitution anywhere, the question of legalizing it anywhere does not arise at all. Oldistan strongly urges Youngistan to honour their commitments to their own harmones and other honourable agreements with their Maker they made at puberty and to marry and live happily ever after, instead of finding excuses like having to learn stupid things in schools and colleges and having to make a living when their living has already been made excellent by their and our Maker, Who, we all know, provides in abundance whatever is needed to live happily ever after. Every decent fairy tale can vouch for this inescapable truth.
As for the Supreme Court directing the Government to do the needful to the so called prostitutes, there can be no two opinions in the matter. There is no such thing as a prostitute. It is a figment of imagination. Some marry, beget children, and provide fathers and mothers to their wards and die happily, job well done. Some do not marry, do not beget children, have a heck of a time, make money and die miserably, botching up the job. That is all there is to it. Nothing needs to be legalized, except that moral suasion will do to make people see reason and live happily and die happily. The Law, long known as an Ass, should not be invoked at all.
As for crimes engendered by so called prostitution, Oldistan is of the firm view that neoteny compels consummation of the most beautiful thing in life, namely, attaining puberty, as marriage at the earliest, which must be celebrated. The so called marriageable age as per law is what needs to be done away with once and for all. This unspeakable blight and blasphemy is of recent origin in mankind's history. Some rascals must have invented it to further their own nefarious needs, into which we will not stoop to inquire at the present juncture, reserving it for a future final assault, for which our forces are raring to go.
Oldistan has made its position clear once again and it is hoped that 'Sense and Sensibility' will prevail and mankind will soon see Paradise Regained in its pristine glory.
Godbless Oldistan, Youngistan and all kinds of 'stans'.
Shailendra Kadam
Prostitution should not be legalised. It is an insult / blow to the dignity of the person who is following this vocation. Since it is not an honourable means of living or employment, the government should not legalise it.
It is supported by some saying that on legalising it the standard of women prostitutes would improve, this is untrue or far from true. There are women working in government, semi-government, and private sector where they are still working under inhuman working conditions on the pretext of competition, controlling of overheads, equality with men, or being part of essential service provider and many other reasons inspite of labour welfare legislations being passed in the country. So this excuse citing welfare of prostitutes is not tenable. The support for legalising prostitution as a means of employement reflects on the bankruptcy of wisdom of all concerned supporters or so called well wishers of prostitutes.
If the government really wants to improve the living conditions of these prostitutes, government must curb growth of this trade provide for alternate dignified means of employment to existing prostitutes, provide life long free medical aid and hospitalisation for illness and diseases that they suffered due to prostitution and the diseases that may have been transmitted to their children on account of this, counsel them and the kids of the prostitutes must be trained and given better employment / vocational opportunities so that they do not have to go back to this trade of their family. Over a period of time, the house that professes or promotes this trade must curtail this activity and the law enforcement authorities of that area should be penalised for permitting this trade to flourish. It should be treated as a negative mark in the performance report of the collector and other law enforcing agencies and their promotions should be with held. A table should be published in national newspapers and on internet by the local political parties and the collector of the status of prostitutes before elections and post elections every year upto next election, the migration or curtailment. Persons should be encouraged to leave this profession by giving monetary and other support and an audit should be conducted annually to check if the moneys and means made available for taking the people out of prostitution and bringing in the mainstream to profess any decent living are met. If not, persons misusing the taxpayers money should be held accountable and recovered from them or jailed or both.
If the people who profess legalisation of prostitution as a legitimate trade, contract or profession or means of employment, they should first bring dignity to this profession that is looked down by the society. This could be possible only if these people practice what they profess leading by example, making their family members to practice this profession either full time or part-time and during election times they can tell the public by broadcasting through hoardings/pamphlets / television that his/her son, daughter, spouse or they themselves did part-time work as a prostitute since they support the legalisation of this profession of prostitution and publish their photos while in action in the field soliciting clients the way they show their photographs of laying foundation stones of some education institution or a bridge or a subway, a water pipe line, garden, etc. Political parties cutting across party lines who support legalisation of prostitution, should make it mandatory for their candidates contesting any civic, state or national elections if they themselves or their family member has an experience as a prostitute of atleast two years if part-time and one year if full time.
Some say spurt in crime relating to sex is a reason to support prostitution. People committing such offences should be punished and counselled so that their thinking changes and they would not commit such offences again and would also try to stop other from committing them.
Supporting legalisation of prostitutes due to rise in sexual crimes is like telling people use condoms to avoid AIDS. The best way is by leading a decent life, being faithful to your spouse or celibacy. If you are addicted to having sex every now and then with whomsoever is available and if you do not get condom then you could end up having sex without condom and get AIDS free (nowadays there is a craze for having something free with whatever you buy, fact is nothing is free in this world, you end up paying for it ), so you see the main culprit is not being able to control your urge for it.
It is supported by some saying that on legalising it the standard of women prostitutes would improve, this is untrue or far from true. There are women working in government, semi-government, and private sector where they are still working under inhuman working conditions on the pretext of competition, controlling of overheads, equality with men, or being part of essential service provider and many other reasons inspite of labour welfare legislations being passed in the country. So this excuse citing welfare of prostitutes is not tenable. The support for legalising prostitution as a means of employement reflects on the bankruptcy of wisdom of all concerned supporters or so called well wishers of prostitutes.
If the government really wants to improve the living conditions of these prostitutes, government must curb growth of this trade provide for alternate dignified means of employment to existing prostitutes, provide life long free medical aid and hospitalisation for illness and diseases that they suffered due to prostitution and the diseases that may have been transmitted to their children on account of this, counsel them and the kids of the prostitutes must be trained and given better employment / vocational opportunities so that they do not have to go back to this trade of their family. Over a period of time, the house that professes or promotes this trade must curtail this activity and the law enforcement authorities of that area should be penalised for permitting this trade to flourish. It should be treated as a negative mark in the performance report of the collector and other law enforcing agencies and their promotions should be with held. A table should be published in national newspapers and on internet by the local political parties and the collector of the status of prostitutes before elections and post elections every year upto next election, the migration or curtailment. Persons should be encouraged to leave this profession by giving monetary and other support and an audit should be conducted annually to check if the moneys and means made available for taking the people out of prostitution and bringing in the mainstream to profess any decent living are met. If not, persons misusing the taxpayers money should be held accountable and recovered from them or jailed or both.
If the people who profess legalisation of prostitution as a legitimate trade, contract or profession or means of employment, they should first bring dignity to this profession that is looked down by the society. This could be possible only if these people practice what they profess leading by example, making their family members to practice this profession either full time or part-time and during election times they can tell the public by broadcasting through hoardings/pamphlets / television that his/her son, daughter, spouse or they themselves did part-time work as a prostitute since they support the legalisation of this profession of prostitution and publish their photos while in action in the field soliciting clients the way they show their photographs of laying foundation stones of some education institution or a bridge or a subway, a water pipe line, garden, etc. Political parties cutting across party lines who support legalisation of prostitution, should make it mandatory for their candidates contesting any civic, state or national elections if they themselves or their family member has an experience as a prostitute of atleast two years if part-time and one year if full time.
Some say spurt in crime relating to sex is a reason to support prostitution. People committing such offences should be punished and counselled so that their thinking changes and they would not commit such offences again and would also try to stop other from committing them.
Supporting legalisation of prostitutes due to rise in sexual crimes is like telling people use condoms to avoid AIDS. The best way is by leading a decent life, being faithful to your spouse or celibacy. If you are addicted to having sex every now and then with whomsoever is available and if you do not get condom then you could end up having sex without condom and get AIDS free (nowadays there is a craze for having something free with whatever you buy, fact is nothing is free in this world, you end up paying for it ), so you see the main culprit is not being able to control your urge for it.
Manoj Sharma
it was reported,the Supreme Court advised the Attorney-General to consider legalising prostitution since the government is unable to curb it.
It sounds good to me when I listen it first. But in very next minute I have a doubt because in my opinion government is fail to stop Terrorism. Supreme court must advise to legalise terrorism.
SC is going to legalise the male prostitution and gay prostitution? I think this is a male chauvinism.
It will increase the number of prostitute who don't want to come in this field. It will lead human trafficking.
It sounds good to me when I listen it first. But in very next minute I have a doubt because in my opinion government is fail to stop Terrorism. Supreme court must advise to legalise terrorism.
SC is going to legalise the male prostitution and gay prostitution? I think this is a male chauvinism.
It will increase the number of prostitute who don't want to come in this field. It will lead human trafficking.
Siddharth Singh
There is thin diffrence between Live in Relation ship and Prostitute
Postitute charges diretly and and live relation ship of Girlfrield charge indiretly
If you can leglize (diretly or indiretly)Live in relation ,then wht not Prostituite ?
Aryan Siddharth Singh Gautam Bemahri Basti UP
Postitute charges diretly and and live relation ship of Girlfrield charge indiretly
If you can leglize (diretly or indiretly)Live in relation ,then wht not Prostituite ?
Aryan Siddharth Singh Gautam Bemahri Basti UP
Naved Yarkhan
The other day ,it was reported,the Supreme Court advised the Attorney-General to consider legalising prostitution since the government is unable to curb it..This pronouncement by the Apex Court raises the question of law that whether the Constitution of India sanctions legalisation of an offence that the executive is unable to control?This question requires interpretation of the Constitution and as per the Supreme Court Rules,it has to be referred to the Chief Justice of India to assign it to a Constitutional Bench to settle.
Ashutosh Thakur
I don't understand why Indian people still talk about culture?? Dude this is something called as being practical, it should be legalized.
Any people talking about culture must read history again. This thing has been part of our culture for long!!
For cultured people: Did you all follow "Bramcharya" till you got married??? Looser get a life and don't be such hypocrites..
Any people talking about culture must read history again. This thing has been part of our culture for long!!
For cultured people: Did you all follow "Bramcharya" till you got married??? Looser get a life and don't be such hypocrites..
Ashutosh Thakur
I don't understand why Indian people still talk about culture?? Dude this is something called as being practical, it should be legalized.
Any people talking about culture must read history again. This thing has been part of our culture for long!!
For cultured people: Did you all follow "Bramcharya" till you got married??? Looser get a life and don't be such hypocrites..
Any people talking about culture must read history again. This thing has been part of our culture for long!!
For cultured people: Did you all follow "Bramcharya" till you got married??? Looser get a life and don't be such hypocrites..
Babar Jhangir
Prostitution should be legal. It is a very simple issue: the actual act, a prostitute and her customer agreeing on an exchange of money for sex, violates no one's rights, and does not directly or demonstrateably necessarily harm anyone else. Thus, it should be legal. However, some people do not seem to have clarity on the issue, and want to bring in lots of personal opinions and hogwash about how prostitution promote drug-use, violence, culturism etc
Mukta Phulapakharu
The complete sentence of the SC judge was "If you can not stop the spread of prostitution, then at least legalize it...." I am tempted to think that she had said so in sarcastic manner..
But in case she has not, lets see the reason behind legalizing prostitution.......
1) Its not... it will reduce the crimes against women
2)It will be an act in a hope of improving the conditions of the sex workers, which is really unthinkable today.
But will the decision prove to be significant in any of these issues..? I doubt....
The common school of thought is it will prevent sexual crimes against common women... Would it? this is a complete erratic view without at all considering the psychology of the criminals... who are on their duty... daily.. in bus, train, office.....
Also I dont think that it will improve the status of the sex workers.. They will still be looked at like mudbloods and authorities will continue to take advantage.. in the processes of making it legalize.
And finally what do we do.. about things we think are wrong...... and can not completely stop them? Do we stop working against them and accept them? there are still other things we have not and might never will have complete success again... like1) other crimes.. 2) Terrorist Issue 3)..water..electricity.. and many more...we can not just stop fighting against what is wrong....
Now I am not of a view that prostitution is a crime.... or wrong.....
But.. going by Indian Penal code.. its a crime... then... we should not stop and accept the defeat................. again i think she meant it sarcastically....
But in case she has not, lets see the reason behind legalizing prostitution.......
1) Its not... it will reduce the crimes against women
2)It will be an act in a hope of improving the conditions of the sex workers, which is really unthinkable today.
But will the decision prove to be significant in any of these issues..? I doubt....
The common school of thought is it will prevent sexual crimes against common women... Would it? this is a complete erratic view without at all considering the psychology of the criminals... who are on their duty... daily.. in bus, train, office.....
Also I dont think that it will improve the status of the sex workers.. They will still be looked at like mudbloods and authorities will continue to take advantage.. in the processes of making it legalize.
And finally what do we do.. about things we think are wrong...... and can not completely stop them? Do we stop working against them and accept them? there are still other things we have not and might never will have complete success again... like1) other crimes.. 2) Terrorist Issue 3)..water..electricity.. and many more...we can not just stop fighting against what is wrong....
Now I am not of a view that prostitution is a crime.... or wrong.....
But.. going by Indian Penal code.. its a crime... then... we should not stop and accept the defeat................. again i think she meant it sarcastically....
Bandra Msm
Prostitution has to be legalized so the ladies in that business can live proper lives and have access to bank's ration cards etc. As of now its taken for granted a child born to a prostitute will follow the same business if male will be pimp girl will follow her mother, by legalizing Prostitution these children can have proper education etc. But i guess most of the politicians and the policemen would not like that as large part of their hafta comes from there. Than you have people like RR Patil (yeah the guy who shut down Dance bars-as they were breeding criminals. I am not sure if the crime rate in city/state is gone down by this act.) who will be first to say if prostitution is legalized the (R*****S) will take their business to your door step.
Debashish Acharya
I am her not in support of this proposed legislation and nor the existing one. My only question is;Why is a sex worker punished for?? Tat is a profession like any other professions probably her only means to earn her livelihood. No women goes to the flesh trade on her own we should consider the situation for which she is into it rather than punishing a sex worker that will not solve the problem.
Kiran Chawla
I totally agreew ith Ali, We've got to start somewhere to eradicate these sickening 'diseases' of the society. This has got nothing to do with Indian culture or Western culture. Whichever culture, American or that of Ajanta-Ellora, the thought of 'sex for money' is SICK
Gopala Chintakindi @Good point Singh
Siddharth Singh is thin diffrence between Live in Relation ship and Prostitute
Postitute charges diretly and and live relation ship of Girlfrield charge indiretly
If you can leglize (diretly or indiretly)Live in relation ,then wht not Prostituite ?
Postitute charges diretly and and live relation ship of Girlfrield charge indiretly
If you can leglize (diretly or indiretly)Live in relation ,then wht not Prostituite ?
Ali Baig
Of course not Mr jesse, infact the government should concentrate on creating alternate employment for sex workers. This will make everyone happy in the end. A ban on prostitution does not change their plight, instead, the problem should be treated as a whole and the sex workers should be rehabilitated and provided with new employment opportunities. I know this is difficult given the numbers but we can start now. And saying that its ok for prostitution to exist because rape and incest are prevalent is to turn a blind eye to the whole issue. Mark my words legalising a problem will never be a solution infact will genearte more problems in the future. i advise you alll to first analyze the consequences and repercurssions of any step beofre accepting it blindly and stating baseless reasons.
Manish Dhingra
I don agree with you Jesse, Coz according to me a lot of difficulties will arise with the legalization of prostitution, even if some problems supposedly are eliminated.
One issue for sure will be there and which is that by legalizing prostitution, the state appears to be sending the message that prostitution is just fine, that selling intimacy is just another career path.
Another problem that arises is that if prostitution is legal in a country, a large-scale sex trade is likely to emerge, with
"tourists" coming specially to take advantage of the prostitutes. This makes prostitution even more lucrative and more widespread, and at the same time has an adverse effect on the image of the country.
At the same time, in developing countries particularly, prostitution is closely connected with income differentials, with relative poverty closely juxtaposed to affluence. Therefore the accent in dealing with illegal prostitution needs to be not on punishing the women in the trade, but in solving economic development problems in society and, hopefully, for the women caught up in the trade. I agree with the author who mentioned the need to pursue in particular those who seek to hire prostitutes rather than putting all the focus on the prostitutes.
One issue for sure will be there and which is that by legalizing prostitution, the state appears to be sending the message that prostitution is just fine, that selling intimacy is just another career path.
Another problem that arises is that if prostitution is legal in a country, a large-scale sex trade is likely to emerge, with
"tourists" coming specially to take advantage of the prostitutes. This makes prostitution even more lucrative and more widespread, and at the same time has an adverse effect on the image of the country.
At the same time, in developing countries particularly, prostitution is closely connected with income differentials, with relative poverty closely juxtaposed to affluence. Therefore the accent in dealing with illegal prostitution needs to be not on punishing the women in the trade, but in solving economic development problems in society and, hopefully, for the women caught up in the trade. I agree with the author who mentioned the need to pursue in particular those who seek to hire prostitutes rather than putting all the focus on the prostitutes.
Kiran Chawla
What is the purpose in making prostitution legal? Women in India is still not given the respect and dignity as a man even though they are working and are much more independent than before but they are still not safe in many ways. Why do we have to give up on good values and moral and do what other countries are doing?
Ganesh R if one were to see from the perspective of the customers, we might understand that they re coming because they have no other outlet. if they are not satiated , might get into the mainstream and commit crimes on society. while prostitution hasn't been controlled by all the legislation and there is no evidence that this will happen in the near future, we cant have thugs and hooligans scaring, bribing officials and torturing young women into this trade . At least if we can have the government controls on this if this is legalized and also confer the health benefits to the workers. that way we can eliminate the criminals from this system.
Shailendra Kadam Do not make it legal. Brinda Ghosh has said it is oldest trade in the civilised world is not correct, persons resorting to prostitution as a trade is no sign of a civilised society. There have been many very old practises like untouchability which have been banned by the Government of India and World Human Rights organisations, so all bad old practices need to be stopped and not legalised.
Naved Yarkhan I agree with Kiran Chawla.
Brinda Ghosh I agree that prostitution be legalised. perhaps prostitution is the oldest trade in this civilised world. When it has been there since long ago, why can't we be bold enough even today, to say yes to prostitution officially. The time has come to be honest atleast to ourselves. If we do not legalise prostitution it will make the situation more worse. If it becomes official one can keep controll and monitor its activities
Anjali Sharma
Yeah and also,the Govt should look into making a legislation to legalise anyone taking an accomodation in any hotel if they sign an undertaking to the effect that they are above 21 years of age.None can take a minor to the hotel for sex if such an undertaking is signed with mutual consent.Taking the example of Mumbai where free sex is legalised to certain areas & sex crimes are numbered,the Central Govt should consider making a law to legalise prostitution,as the APEX court has advised.
Ashutosh Thakur @Megha
Which culture are you talking about?? I think prost.. has been part of our culture since long...maybe you need to check history again.
I have seen school kids fckng around these days in school, where there culture? Any Sex is human need...if people commit crimes because of this then, this think should be legalized.
Which culture are you talking about?? I think prost.. has been part of our culture since long...maybe you need to check history again.
I have seen school kids fckng around these days in school, where there culture? Any Sex is human need...if people commit crimes because of this then, this think should be legalized.
Parth Bhatt Dear Ms Megha
I do not know, why we always try to run from the facts making ourself fool?
Always - If we can not do something - "Videshi Takto ka hath hai!"
What harm had been on our culture in last 5000 years? - Prostitution was there in the time of Ram and Krishna and Ashoka and continue.........
Pls belive in the fact - we were living with this one of the oldest trade and we are living with this today even - ask any mumbaikar.
YES - Prostitute may get legal Rashan Card, etc, Hafta rate may go down, they may be able to ask thier basic rights.
Pls think on this.
Comments welcome!
I do not know, why we always try to run from the facts making ourself fool?
Always - If we can not do something - "Videshi Takto ka hath hai!"
What harm had been on our culture in last 5000 years? - Prostitution was there in the time of Ram and Krishna and Ashoka and continue.........
Pls belive in the fact - we were living with this one of the oldest trade and we are living with this today even - ask any mumbaikar.
YES - Prostitute may get legal Rashan Card, etc, Hafta rate may go down, they may be able to ask thier basic rights.
Pls think on this.
Comments welcome!
Megha Talwar no of course not Anjali,i f u legalize where our culture goes?already india is fast becoming an americanot techonologically though but our cultre is getting getting destroyed just like americans who have no cultre & are destroying pure cultures of india ,china .japan's culture they have already destroyed ,are u not proud of indian cultre/why do we have to ape the west everytime!
