Prostitution in Argentina

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Prostitution is illegal in Argentina but is only prosecuted at the behest of a judge [1] Argentine Prostitutes are, in fact, very expensive. Several studies show prostitution rates in Argentina to be the fifth highest among major countries.

[edit] External links

• The International Encyclopedia of Sexuality
• Argentina's prostitutes get militant
• Womans Hour
• Argentine prostitutes fight back
• Prostitution around the world
• Argentine pensioners turn to prostitution
• Prostitution in Argentina
• Argentina sex workers go back to school
• Prostitution in Argentina

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