| Abstract [eng] |
Criminal legal Assessment of Voluntary Prostitution. Prostitution is the provision of sexual services for remuneration, voluntary prostitution is when it is voluntarily done, but the concepts are much broader and modest. Prostitution has many species and regulatory models. The approach to prostitution has changed historically, even though it has not changed significantly. In the past, prostitution has been legal in some countries and it has not been the case in others. As is the case now, at that time, the people were most likely to have been in prostitution for monetary reasons. Prostitution appeared in Lithuania when the dissidents of other states started to travel to Lithuania, and they came together with providers of sexual services. Despite the negative reviews of prostitution, prostitution is at least partly legal in many European countries. In those countries, prostitution is looked at more liberally, there is increasing confidence in officials, there is a climate for sexual service providers to approach the authorities, and there is a reduction in the spread of venerative diseases. However, even in this case, similar problems like, violence, police brutality, trafficking in human beings, secret prostitution and public dissatisfaction persist in some countries. The assessment of voluntary prostitution in the context of criminal law leads to the conclusion that in order to make it better for people engaged in voluntary prostitution not to be subject to any criminal legal liability, but to apply administrative liability for people using this sensitive situation and purchasing sexual services. |
