laws for prostitution: Different contries, Different laws

In the restricted sexual life and the reality of love less life of individuals, Prostitution is a reality. There has legal framework for Prostitution. But It is true that, most of the people still feeling embarrassed to talk about this age old ancient profession. In the world, in many countries prostitution as a legal profession and they paid regular tax to government.

1. brothels are the place of main attraction in Holland.

In Netherlander, prostitution is completely a legal profession. brothels of this country has popularity all over the world. A lot of tourist come to Amsterdam to see 'Red Light Zone'. Like Netherlands,Belgium also give complete legal status to prostitution.

2. In Germany and France prostitution is legal but has very strict laws. 

In Germany and France, has legal prostitution. but prostitute has to follow strict laws.  In Germany and France can collect customers from street.

3. In Sweden and Norway has controlled prostitution

France has strict law for prostitution from 2014. but this law first introduce in Sweden in 1998. for this reason its called Swedish model. Norway and Sweden has strict law for broker, considering rights of prostitute.

4. Switzerland and Austria has to take medical checkup 

In Switzerland and Austria, prostitution is legal but age under 19 can't come into this profession.  like Aids,  can carry into prostitution. For that reason regular medical checkup is mandatory.

5. In Greece and Turkish has controlled prostitution  

6. In South America prostitution has different laws.

7. In Australia and Newzeland  has different laws.

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Tianjin residents hold protests: China explosions

 Tianjin effected people demand compensation from Government by a protest.

Two massive explosions in the port of Tianjin, northern China, have killed more than a hundred people, left hundreds more injured and devastated large areas of the city few days ago.

It is reported that general peoples from this chemical warehouse protest that Government didn't take any legal action against this illegal chemical warehouse in Residential area.

Now They ask Govt. to take necessary step to rehabilitate them. 

Many have demanded answers on how the explosions, which took place at a warehouse containing hazardous materials, could have happened and about the environmental and public health fallout.
Even state-controlled media such as the Global Times noted that the blasts "raised questions over loopholes" about safety precautions and city planning.

These are the main concerns.

People in the Chinese city of Tianjin whose homes were damaged by the huge explosions on 12 August have staged protests to demand compensation from the government.

Scores gathered outside the Mayfair Hotel, where officials have been giving news conferences.
Residents say the chemical storage warehouses which blew up had been built illegally close to their homes.
The blasts focused on a warehouse which was storing sodium cyanide.

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