Meanings of work in prostitution in anglès

Many are introduced to drugs and alcohol-especiallycheap cocaine derivatives similar to crack-andforced to work in prostitution.

In Mumbai alone, 2.6 million children live on the street or in slums, and 400,000 work in prostitution.

She began working in prostitution three years ago to fund her heroin addiction.

At least four children have lost their mothers due to the murders of women working in prostitution in Ipswich.

The mother of two had already spent five years working in prostitution in Holland before being trafficked to Ireland.

The call comes from Ruhama, a Dublin-based charity which offers support to women working in prostitution and the sex industry.

An organisation which offers health services and support to women working in prostitution was today celebrating it's tenth year in operation.

Three men are due to appear in court on Thursday following a Garda investigation into violent robberies targeting men and woman working in prostitution.

Gerardine Rowley, spokeswoman for the organisation, which supports women working in prostitution, said the increase in on-street activity was probably attributable to the economic crisis.

Prostitution is legal in Bangladesh although one study reports that less than 10% of those working in prostitution entered the sex trade voluntarily.

She said: What we do know is that women from all walks of life, also working as teachers and students, are also working in prostitution.