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In ancient times of societies, prostitution (present name) sex subject with temple unmarried women of temple was an act of worship to the temple deity. In Greece the hetaerae were often women of high social status, in Hindus too they were ornaments of temples and were called Devadasis, but in Rome these women were on a low social level and were forced to wear wigs and special garments signifying their trade.
 
Prostitution we see in both sexes but women are in major percentage. In many cases parents, husbands and boyfriends force them for this due to economic reasons and many cases found that girls are lured to this profession by employment agencies promising to get good employment or husbands abroad. But scene they find is different when they reach designation and passport and other legal documents are withheld to confine in brothels for flesh trade, thus they are victimized to opt and no other choice. Despite their involvement in illegal trade the remuneration is too less compared to risk and humiliation they encounter. Nearly five to seven hundred thousand women are trafficked. As the prostitution is illegal in many countries seeking protection and escape from brothel is almost impossible that makes them to become sex slaves till they are useful for earnings. Similar situation is with migratory workers who seek employment out side country. Beneficial to Governments and parents but self they lead humiliating life. They too undergo the sex abuse and sex slavery and are not able to get supportive protections from the local authorities and governments. Estimated figure says that about 1.2 million seek employment in Middle East and Kuwait women mainly Asians who are appointed as domestic servants, according to Middle East Watch, migrant female workers often suffer beatings and sexual assaults at the hands of their employers. Women who report being raped by their employers are sent back to the employer or are even abused at the police station.

Prostitution is known as Worlds oldest profession. Women were used as property and exchanged for sexual pleasure. Any sexual acts oral or physical to satisfy and receive money or gifts (economic transactions) is called prostitution. Women had entered this profession for economic reasons due to social degradation of this sex in all societies. Prostitutes were/ are used as instrument to attract the customers, high level people et cetera,. This profession flourished as fast as trade and marketing flourished and prostitutes acted major role.

 
 
 
***Forced prostitution, trafficking for sex and sex tourism  growing fast. Studies on the trafficking of women and children estimated 500,000 women entering the European Union in 1995.***  (WHO Fact Sheet, Violence Against Women) Edit

As many as 80% of the 236 women in prostitution interviewed in Battambang were found to have been trafficked

In Asia alone, the number comes close to 1 million. The number of children who work in prostitution is largest in India (400-500,000) and in Thailand (200,000).

 Woman  carries "Humiliated prostitution" profession for econimic reasons,  for survival

In India, 40% of female sex workers get in before 18, and in Nepal, 35% enter sex work before 15.
Religions of most undeveloped/ underdeveloped countries see woman  as untouchable and are isolated during their menses period

 

 

Ego and domination are the major causes of domestic violence