Prostitution in Finland
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Prostitution is legal in Finland except in public places. Pimping is illegal. In June 2006, parliament voted by 158 to 15 with four abstentions to approve a bill which outlaws the buying of sexual services from prostitutes if it is linked to human trafficking.[1]
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