Legal frameworks for prostitution in France, Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and New Zealand

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France penalizes clients of sex workers, adopting a Nordic model to abolish prostitution. This approach contrasts with other European nations. Germany and the Netherlands regulate prostitution, requiring registration and permits. Belgium uniquely allows sex workers to have employment contracts, granting social rights. New Zealand has fully decriminalized prostitution. Belgium's approach, while benefiting a minority, aims to integrate sex work into broader labor rights.


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