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Decriminalizing prostitution for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa could help stop the spread of HIV and AIDS. That's the claim made by a leading HIV research unit, but religious groups are against the proposals.
Oldest profession of prostitution
The local authority in Durban wants legalized adult entertainment venues during the tournament. Prostitution is illegal in South Africa, but one cannot ignore the fact that the sex industry thrives during major events like the World Cup.
Decriminalization of prostitution to stop AIDS
Lauren Jankelowitz, Programme manager, Reproductive Health and Research Unit (RHRU)says criminalization of prostitution is not working as a system in South Africa, what is needed at this time is legalization so that AIDS, STD's could be controlled.
Better rights and safety for sex workers
Kohli Boutelezi, Former sex worker and counselor says sex workers don't have access to clinics and police stations but if its is legalized sex workers could have a better life.
"Legalisation is not the solution"
Linda Yates, Women of Destiny, African Christian Democratic Party, says, legalization of prostitution is not the solution, we need to strengthen our families.
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