Prostitution in Colombia

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Prostitution in Colombia is legal as long it is done in tolerance zones. ^[1][1]

[edit] References

1. ^ U.S. State Department

[edit] External links

• Brothel prostitution in Colombia (Articles of Sexual Behavior)
• Factbook on Global Sexual Exploitation
• Bogota curfew aims at child sex
• The International Encyclopedia of Sexuality

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