yes friend i support a legalise prostitution. Whether this is legal or illegal it will stay till the doomsday. When we know the future what's the use of banning or not legalising such a useful institution i cannot understand. Everyone is benefitting from the authority to the middleman. Let the govt legalise and earn from it. By not legalising we are trampling on the livelihood of a person and thereby infringing on one's fundamental rights. (Right to livelihood is a constitutional right) Today police hounds and earns a lot. I would rather support and ask the govt to take a fee like vat or mat. Anything declared illegal grows illegally and govt seems to live in a state of satisfaction. But this is disservice to people who require carnal pleasure.
Thanks

Answered by Sudama , an ibibo Advisor, at 10:01 AM on May 01, 2008

The question of legalising prostitution is itself a oxymoron,i know no country other than Holand where it is legalised ,and still there also, the law is being used to cover the influx of east eaoropian girls who are flocking there to avoid poverty in their respective countries .The point remains ,prostitution is anti-women;and in not in any being hyper moralist one can safely say its in every way is repressive to the women who had to go through this.And off -late lot of money is being poured in anti aids campaign,it has became a good business and all talk legalising prostitution stems from this lobby,who has a vested interest in it.But ,prostition is a reality and govt and civil society should deal with that in healthy manner,but legalising it is not an option,as it will make force applied now on women legalised.but our law to curb it,is highly unrealistc and smells of colonial hang over,it should be modernised to meet new challenges.

Answered by dwaipayan , an ibibo Citizen, at 2:11 PM on April 05, 2008

Human trafficking is different from Prostitution. Well legalizing prostitution will not make any impact on women as no woman will be happy to sell her body.
This is all happening due to the followings :
Mainly due to the corruption because of the unlimited wants people have and want to fulfill their wants in any way and providing woman escorts for the fulfillment of the same.
Lack of education and poverty are also the reasons behind the prostitution.

Answered by dInEsH jAiN , an ibibo Citizen, at 7:22 PM on April 03, 2008

Hi Buddy, I think legalization of prostitution will have both effects...but negative more than positive. Infact there is just one positive effect and that will be more tax to government. But society wise if flesh trade is legalized, it brings more and more problems in society and ill name of the country.
We do not want our country to be named on the same lists are Amsterdam or Thailand, where every body knows the massage is not the only service people get.

Answered by ©ool @®v↓ , an ibibo Citizen, at 7:04 PM on April 03, 2008