Abolición Prostitución

Abolición de la prostitución ❌

El tema de la prostitución en España ha vuelto a la agenda pública, después de que el Gobierno haya decidido penalizar a las mujeres que ejercen la prostitución. También a los clientes que acuden a ellas, con multas de 1.500 euros por cada uno. Esta medida llega después de que la Plataforma Por un abolicionismo Ciudadano (PAC), que cuenta con gran presencia en las redes sociales, acelerara su campaña para lograr un cambio legal para hacer frente a la explotación sexual femenina. ❗

The topic of prostitution in Spain has returned to the public agenda. The government’s decision to penalize both women who practice prostitution and clients by imposing fines of $ 1,500 each. This measure comes with PAC (Platform for the abolition of citizens) who have a large presence on social media, accelerated their campaign to achieve a legal change to combat sexual exploitation.

Prostitución en España ❌

El tema de la prostitución en España ha vuelto a la agenda pública, después de que el Gobierno haya decidido penalizar tanto las mujeres que ejercen la prostitución como los clientes que acuden a ellas.  Esta medida llega después de que la PAC, un grupo de activistas, abogara por cambios legales. Todo para hacer frente al secuestro del cuerpo de las mujeres como un acto sexualmente explotador.

Prostitution in Spain has once again hit the public agenda, after the government decided to slap fines of 1500 euros on prostitutes and their clients. This law was introduced after a social networking lobbying campaign by Abolicionistas Ciudadanos, which claims to be fighting to end the exploitation of women by men. Abolición de la prostitución. ❗

Taking up a more detailed debate than the European Union’s law, which focuses on the criminalization of all parties concerned with sex trade, the Spanish government intends to fine both prostitutes and clients up to 1500 euros. The aim is to reduce drastically the number of prostitutes in Spain, which currently amounts to 80.000 women.

Let’s be clear, the government is not interested in stopping prostitution. The politicians and the pimps couldn’t care less if the women are treated well or if the children that work on the streets are ok. The government wants to push prostitution underground to keep control of the business and taxation. But, we don’t want this. We’re no longer willing to accept this. We’re going to fight for them to stop this exploitation.

Medidas del Gobierno

The Government of Spain is planning to prohibit prostitution and punish sex workers with fines.

Protect the dignity of sex workers, without criminalizing them and without increasing their exposure to violence. In Spain , women and men who work in the sex industry are deeply stigmatized, suffer intimidation and violence, have no work contract with recognized status, receive an income below the minimum wage and have no social security protection. These problems have been ignored for many years.

The most important thing you need to know about the anti-prostitution law in Spain is that it has not been enforced yet. There are many organizations working on getting this law overturned, which would mean a lot of changes for people working in the sex industry.

The law of abolition on prostitution is proposed by Abolitionismabroad to eliminate the prostitution and trafficking of women, which entails very serious violations of fundamental rights for individuals.

The Spanish Prostitution Act, passed in 2003, criminalized pimps and customers but tolerated prostitutes who are independent contractors. Now the European Court of Human Rights has ruled that this law violates human rights and caused “inhumane and degrading treatment” to sex workers. ❗

Una lucha de muchos años ☝

In the 80s, a series of court cases allowed prostitution to be considered “an economic activity carried out by persons offering their services to the general public”.  while also allowing them to operate without working permits. In 2001 this law was revised and prostitution became an activity that is only legal if it is done in a certain place, known as a brothel or house of prostitution (casa de citas). Abolición de la prostitución

Resumen final

Es un tema complejo que pensamos y coincidimos en que debe ser regulado, la prostitución como trata de personas y obligación de las mismas a una práctica no deseada creemos que ya es hora de que desaparezca.

Es un sector que debe ser regulado para evitar la trata de personas y crecimiento de las mafias. ☝

Pero también sabemos que la inmensa mayoría de prostitutas, lo son porque quieren serlo, porque lo ha elegido o porque la vida les ha llevado hasta allí.

La prostitución obligada debe de desaparecer ya, la prostitución visible para menores en rotondas y de centros comerciales también. Pero hay que tener en cuenta que es un sector que además de las prostitutas afecta a un montón de personas más. Cocineros que trabajan para los clubs, publicistas como nosotros, Mansionescort, que simplemente somos una plataforma de marketing digital elegida libremente por las chicas para tener más visibilidad. También las empresas de limpieza, proveedores de productos, sábanas, etc…