To browse Academia. This article reviews several aspects of prostitution in the United States which have implications for control of the epidemic. The article first reviews the epidemiology of human immunodeficiency virus HIV infection among prostitutes. The legalized system of prostitution in Nevada serves as a basis for comparison to illegal prostitution. This article examines the effectiveness of mandatory testing of prostitutes for monitoring and controlling the epidemic.
And finally, a peer education approach as a means to control HIV infection among prostitutes is explored. Cheryl Radeloff. Stephanie Kane. Melissa Farley. Nicholas Ford. Joydeep Sarkar. The primary purpose of this thesis is to examine the factors influencing the violent attitudes of Bangladeshi males towards female sex workers FSWs. It has been found that male attitudes toward women generally are responsible for increased sexual violence, even at home.
With the escalating demand for female prostitutes in recent times, the spread of sex related diseases is also rising in Bangladesh. In this connection, this study will also examine how violent sexual behavior of male clients towards FSWs contributes to the spread of sexually transmitted diseases. By extensi John Luiz. This article examines violence in legalized brothels in Nevada.
Debates over prostitution policies in the United States have long focused on questions of safety and risk. These discourses inevitably invoke the coupling of violence and prostitution, though systematic examinations of the relationship between the two are sparse. This article explores the issue of violence in the Nevada brothel industry. Discourses relate to three types of violence: interpersonal violence against prostitutes, violence against community order, and sexually transmitted diseases as violence.
The authors conclude by arguing that the legalization of prostitution brings a level of public scrutiny, official regulation, and bureaucratization to brothels that decreases the risk of these 3 types of systematic v Svenaxel Mansson. Walter Deville. Sophie Day. Chai Podhisita. Chris Lyttleton. Julie Cwikel. Graham Scambler. Graham J Hart. Ines Zapiola. John Scott. Akm Ullah. Johan Lindquist. Wendy Lyon. Dewi Susanna.
