Prostitution in Trinidad and Tobago

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Prostitution in Trinidad and Tobago is currently illegal and can incur a heavy prison sentence especially for human trafficking. Like in Jamaica and other Caribbean islands it has a reputation for attracting female sex tourism which some believe has contributed to the rise in AIDS on the islands.[1][2] [3]

v • d • e Prostitution in North America

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