5 Highest Prostitution Countries in the World

5 Highest Prostitution Countries in the World - Prostitution is something that is not justified by us and the state. However, many countries that condemn prostitution have made prostitution a legal activity that increases sources of state income, tourism and freedom of human rights. In general, every country upholds human rights. Legalizing prostitution is the same as violating human rights. Quoted from kompas.com, these are the 5 highest prostitution countries in the world. There is Indonesia!

1. China

China is a country that strictly regulates that prostitution is a legal crime. Commercial sex workers who are caught by the authorities usually get bad treatment. However, this country actually turned out to be the highest state of its prostitution. Prostitution can be found in bars, singing massage, karaoke and night clubs. In fact, the total illicit flow of money flowing in China could reach US $ 73 billion. Maybe, because China has a large area and a high population.

2. Japan

Japanese people actually still think that working as "prostitutes is a lacey and embarrassing job. However, around 400,000 Japanese people work as prostitutes. The creative industry that leads to sex is also mushrooming. Around 24 billion US dollars are spinning smoothly in Japan.

3. United States (US)

The United States is a country that upholds freedom and human rights, but in general prostitution is still considered illegal in the US. Except in certain regions, such as Nevada, where prostitution is like the sale of papaya in the markets. The US applies a detailed system of rules about prostitution, ranging from taxes, protection of sex workers, salary standards, insurance, health BPJS, to HIV / AIDS prevention efforts. At least 14.6 billion US dollars are rotating in US prostitution fields.

4. Thailand

As a country full of travelers, Thailand has a semi-legal place of prostitution for those in need. Prostitution is still tolerated in this country, although it is not 100% legal. Local officials and communities were found to work together to protect this business. The flow of funds played can reach 6.4 billion US dollars.

5. Indonesia

As a country with the most population in Southeast Asia, Indonesia also contributes immoral people who are willing to spend money for prostitution. Quoted from kompas.com (accessed 25/1/19), UNICEF recorded 30% of prostitution carried out by women aged under 18 years. Indonesia regards prostitution as a legal crime, even though the law that regulates commercial sex workers is still selective and does not firmly take the initiative to eradicate the whole system of prostitution. News of the artist's prostitution was rife in Indonesian mass media. The flow of funds that are spinning from Indonesian prostitution reaches 2.25 billion US dollars.