E 'quite admirable courage besides the treatment of certain social issues in our country. And we must recognize the Minister Carfagna has taken a very proactive position by signing the bill that has among its objectives "... remove the prostitutes from public places and tackle the exploitation and enslavement of girls often minors ...." The National Department
women of the right hand began to talk about this issue since the birth of the Movement!
We'd love to read the Minister of Equal Opportunities il nostro documento (ma siamo convinte che lo abbia fatto) proprio nella parte relativa alla prostituzione, forse, al contrario di molte che fanno solo baccano, potrebbe ritrovare spunti da inserire nella prossima discussione del suo provvedimento.
women of the right hand began to talk about this issue since the birth of the Movement!
We'd love to read the Minister of Equal Opportunities il nostro documento (ma siamo convinte che lo abbia fatto) proprio nella parte relativa alla prostituzione, forse, al contrario di molte che fanno solo baccano, potrebbe ritrovare spunti da inserire nella prossima discussione del suo provvedimento.
Regolamentazione della prostituzione in Italia
In tema di prostituzione, nel secondo dopoguerra, si è assistito ad una progressiva conversione all’abolizionismo dei paesi dell’Europa occidentale, con la chiusura dei bordelli. Fenomeno pienamente condiviso dal cattolicesimo che non ha voluto mai riconoscere la prostituzione come uno status pubblico, ignorandola e fingendo che non esista.
La posizione abolizionista è stata da più parti attaccata: dalle stesse prostitute che, pur potendo liberamente scambiare sesso e denaro, senza l’intervento dello Stato si sono sentite meno protette e limitata la loro capacità di agire; da quei cittadini che patiscono disturbo notturno e anche da quelli che vogliono togliere dalla vista il commercio del sesso e da chi infine ritiene insufficiente la regolamentazione per gestire il fenomeno, problema quest’ultimo diventato rilevante a seguito dell’immigrazione dai paesi poveriIn molte città europee sono state approvate norme, di solito a livello comunale, che hanno regolato il fenomeno, individuando zone o locali e condizioni per svolgere il commercio del sesso.
In Italia la prostituzione is governed by the law 20 February 1958 called Merlin Law (named after the senator proposing Tina Merlin) and closed the brothels at the time was around 1300. Following the closure of the phenomenon of prostitution is unfortunately not braked, but rather increases and flows on the roads leading to major problems.
The situation of marginality in which they are prostitutes facilitates the subordination of various pimps, abuse of law enforcement, encourages corruption, leading to the birth of the crimes of exploitation and aiding and also makes those engaging in this trade less accessible social workers who can offer information and resources for the protection of health and help to get out of situations of exploitation or discomfort. The law then
Merlin has proved inadequate, with many limitations and basically not suitable for the social and cultural changes in the country. In fact, within 50 years, insists that the phenomenon of prostitution is degenerate, that our streets were filled with women, more or less young, many from foreign countries and has facilitated the exploitation by criminal organizations, which manage this activities with violence, threats and deception behind significant gains, with a turnover of several million euro, and has become a real "industry", despite the criminal sanctions previsteSi estimated that operate on Italian roads from 50 thousand to 70 thousand prostitutes, with a turnover of almost 180 billion old lire a month. Of these prostitutes about 25% are of foreign origin (Nigeria, Albania, Poland, Belarus, etc..), About 20% are minors.
E 'to stress that as a result of the spread of prostitution in the streets, have spread wide-ranging major venereal diseases to which is added to the threat of AIDS!
Who has not wanted to make this choice repressive moved to a regulation. In some European countries, in fact, prostitution was regulated and the activity related to it be considered a true profession, in the form of employment, or independent cooperative, with every right and duty consequences, including the 'social insurance and taxation:
Britain : prostitution is not prohibited, but so are some related activities, such as soliciting in public places. The houses are illegal appointment. Are punishable prostitutes but not their customers. Picking up a prostitute who commits a crime on the streets.
Netherlands : prostitution is a profession and to exercise enough to have 18 years and permission to reside in the Netherlands. The women working in flats or houses appointment. There are the red light districts.
Germany: it is possible to pursue the Prostitution and brothels are present. The women involved in the phenomenon they pay taxes.
Switzerland: prostitution can have on a professional level only people who have reached the legal age sex (fixed by law for 16 years), have a residence permit and working conditions comply with the regulations. Are punishable by law, the promotion of prostitution and the exploitation of sexual acts. The "protectors" of prostitutes, brothel owners and other employers commit an offense if women engaged in prostitution are not free to decide for themselves which customers want to serve. They are monitored during the course of their activities, can not freely dispose of their income, are forced into prostitution against their will. In France
are known as the abolition of brothels but in recent times has reignited the debate in favor of their re-opening the current government has prepared a legislative package which, inter alia, there is a draft law on prostitution.
Although, from a moral point of view prostitution may be frowned upon, we can not ignore it and do not consider it a current phenomenon and should be redrafted a bill that takes account of changes in line with the demands of current society. The national women
Department proposes the repeal of the Right Merlin Law and the framing of a new text which should be highlighted the following points:
- Health security: the duty to control sex-workers for so-called Prohibition of prostitution in public places and establishment of suitable buildings in certain urban areas, away from the homes of civilians for the sole exercise of the profession, with a ban on home-Prohibition of sexual performance for children of all nationalities-Review of the treatment and sanctioning of criminal law on prostitution-recognition of prostitution as work legally taxed and regulated- Establishment of specific qualified community health centers in carrying out interviews required information before undertaking the activity prostitution and to provide help to those who wanted to leave (allocated to the building where prostitution is practiced) - Regulating the flow of immigration rules to curb illegal immigration and the donneCollaborazione with the Ministry of Welfare, in consultation with the health, 'economy and the Interior Department
La posizione abolizionista è stata da più parti attaccata: dalle stesse prostitute che, pur potendo liberamente scambiare sesso e denaro, senza l’intervento dello Stato si sono sentite meno protette e limitata la loro capacità di agire; da quei cittadini che patiscono disturbo notturno e anche da quelli che vogliono togliere dalla vista il commercio del sesso e da chi infine ritiene insufficiente la regolamentazione per gestire il fenomeno, problema quest’ultimo diventato rilevante a seguito dell’immigrazione dai paesi poveriIn molte città europee sono state approvate norme, di solito a livello comunale, che hanno regolato il fenomeno, individuando zone o locali e condizioni per svolgere il commercio del sesso.
In Italia la prostituzione is governed by the law 20 February 1958 called Merlin Law (named after the senator proposing Tina Merlin) and closed the brothels at the time was around 1300. Following the closure of the phenomenon of prostitution is unfortunately not braked, but rather increases and flows on the roads leading to major problems.
The situation of marginality in which they are prostitutes facilitates the subordination of various pimps, abuse of law enforcement, encourages corruption, leading to the birth of the crimes of exploitation and aiding and also makes those engaging in this trade less accessible social workers who can offer information and resources for the protection of health and help to get out of situations of exploitation or discomfort. The law then
Merlin has proved inadequate, with many limitations and basically not suitable for the social and cultural changes in the country. In fact, within 50 years, insists that the phenomenon of prostitution is degenerate, that our streets were filled with women, more or less young, many from foreign countries and has facilitated the exploitation by criminal organizations, which manage this activities with violence, threats and deception behind significant gains, with a turnover of several million euro, and has become a real "industry", despite the criminal sanctions previsteSi estimated that operate on Italian roads from 50 thousand to 70 thousand prostitutes, with a turnover of almost 180 billion old lire a month. Of these prostitutes about 25% are of foreign origin (Nigeria, Albania, Poland, Belarus, etc..), About 20% are minors.
E 'to stress that as a result of the spread of prostitution in the streets, have spread wide-ranging major venereal diseases to which is added to the threat of AIDS!
Who has not wanted to make this choice repressive moved to a regulation. In some European countries, in fact, prostitution was regulated and the activity related to it be considered a true profession, in the form of employment, or independent cooperative, with every right and duty consequences, including the 'social insurance and taxation:
Britain : prostitution is not prohibited, but so are some related activities, such as soliciting in public places. The houses are illegal appointment. Are punishable prostitutes but not their customers. Picking up a prostitute who commits a crime on the streets.
Netherlands : prostitution is a profession and to exercise enough to have 18 years and permission to reside in the Netherlands. The women working in flats or houses appointment. There are the red light districts.
Germany: it is possible to pursue the Prostitution and brothels are present. The women involved in the phenomenon they pay taxes.
Switzerland: prostitution can have on a professional level only people who have reached the legal age sex (fixed by law for 16 years), have a residence permit and working conditions comply with the regulations. Are punishable by law, the promotion of prostitution and the exploitation of sexual acts. The "protectors" of prostitutes, brothel owners and other employers commit an offense if women engaged in prostitution are not free to decide for themselves which customers want to serve. They are monitored during the course of their activities, can not freely dispose of their income, are forced into prostitution against their will. In France
are known as the abolition of brothels but in recent times has reignited the debate in favor of their re-opening the current government has prepared a legislative package which, inter alia, there is a draft law on prostitution.
Although, from a moral point of view prostitution may be frowned upon, we can not ignore it and do not consider it a current phenomenon and should be redrafted a bill that takes account of changes in line with the demands of current society. The national women
Department proposes the repeal of the Right Merlin Law and the framing of a new text which should be highlighted the following points:
- Health security: the duty to control sex-workers for so-called Prohibition of prostitution in public places and establishment of suitable buildings in certain urban areas, away from the homes of civilians for the sole exercise of the profession, with a ban on home-Prohibition of sexual performance for children of all nationalities-Review of the treatment and sanctioning of criminal law on prostitution-recognition of prostitution as work legally taxed and regulated- Establishment of specific qualified community health centers in carrying out interviews required information before undertaking the activity prostitution and to provide help to those who wanted to leave (allocated to the building where prostitution is practiced) - Regulating the flow of immigration rules to curb illegal immigration and the donneCollaborazione with the Ministry of Welfare, in consultation with the health, 'economy and the Interior Department
National Women - The Right
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