In Britain, mini-borders are legalized

Britain prostitutes will be allowed to work together in mini-borders to reduce the risks associated with sexual trade. According to the plans that were announced the day before, in such institutions, up to three women will be able to legally work, this is part of the government strategy to control prostitution in England and Wales.

These innovations are aimed at ensuring greater protection of women, but the Ministry of the Interior confirms that this can cause a contradictory reaction in those areas where mini-borders will operate.

Demonstrating a clear concern of a possible public reaction, Daunning Street announced that local residents will still be able to take certain actions against prostitutes if they become “restless neighbors”, writes British The Times (full text on the website inopressa.ru ).

Currently, only prostitutes working alone are not violated in Britain. Wotes or brothels are illegal, where two or more people work together, providing sexual services.

The government intends to derive the expression "street prostitute" and introduce new penalties for prostitutes who are trafficking themselves to receive drugs for drugs or alcohol. The ministers also want to prevent a situation where prostitutes are forced to return to the street to pay fines.

Fiona Maktaggart, junior Minister of the Ministry of the Interior, announced this strategy on Tuesday after a long meeting. The document describing the new strategy says that the current definition of a brothel is contrary to the recommendations according to which, in order to security purposes, it is better not to work in the field of sexual services at the same time.

This document also contains a proposal to introduce more severe measures against men who, passing by cars, are looking for acquaintance with prostitutes. Including the introduction of judicial persecution instead of the current warning, as well as the expansion of the powers of the courts to deprive such persons of the driver’s license.

In addition, ministers want the courts to consider such cases within one day, and the names of convicts for public condemnation would appear in the press. In addition, they must undergo special courses of re -education of violators at their own expense.

This strategy involves the placement of warning signs, tracking cameras and additional lighting in the relevant areas.