Rally Calling For Revision Of Prostitution Punishment Law In Seoul

Rally Calling For Revision Of Prostitution Punishment Law In Seoul

Hundreds of members of the Prostitution Punishment Law Amendment Coalition are holding a rally in front of Bosingak and call for a revision of the punishment law for prostitutes on September 19, 2023 in Seoul, South Korea. They argue that by revising the Prostitution Punishment Act and not punishing prostitutes, we should strengthen the punishment for prostitution business owners, block the demand for sexual exploitation, and introduce a gender equality model to create a society where all women can live safely. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto)

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