Prostitution in Mexico

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Prostitution in Mexico, is largely illegal, but there are tolerance zones in some cities where it is legal.^[1]. In recent years, legislation has been proposed in places such as Tijuana and Mexico City in an effort to regulate prostitution. The government provides shelter for former prostitutes.^[2]

[edit] See Also

• Prostitution
• Sex worker
• Regulated prostitution

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• The International Encyclopedia of Sexuality
• Mexico City lawmakers seek to legalize prostitution
• A New Law in Tijuana Regulates the Oldest Profession
• Factbook on Global Sexual Exploitation
• Mexico City Pushes for Legalized Prostitution
• Critics warn Mexico City over prostitution proposal
• PROSTITUTES JOIN MEXICO AIDS FIGHT
• Prostitution in Mexico

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