Sex trafficking is prohibited in any country, especially on the mainland. In recent years, the relevant departments of the national government have continuously strengthened their investigation and destroyed many sex trading business sites. But there is one country that gives legitimacy to the sex trade, and that country is Singapore.
In everyone's impression, Singapore is a very developed country. The economy is developed, the city is perfect, and the development of all aspects belongs to the forefront of the world. But there is a place in this country called the "Red Light District", the so-called "Red Light District" is a place where some women sell their bodies to make money from sex.
This kind of trading behavior is prohibited in many countries, and it was not expected that in Singapore, a developed country, it was granted legitimacy, and many people were surprised to understand it. The "Red Light District", also known as Geylang in Singapore, is generally built between temples and churches.
This place is also very puzzling, such a place is built in the temple and church of such a place, will not tarnish the gods and beliefs? In this regard, the locals do not seem to care and think that there is nothing wrong with it.
Singapore's sex trading industry has a long history, and since the 19th century, it has gradually formed a complete industrial chain. The rise of this industry also began with the British invasion of Singapore, where the large number of British colonizations left the ratio of men and women in Singapore seriously out of balance. Gender imbalance led to dissatisfaction with the sexual needs of the local people, which gave rise to this sex trade industry.
Although the sex trade industry rose very rapidly, the British, which ruled Singapore at the time, forbade such practices. At that time, other countries invaded, and life was very difficult, especially for women, who had almost no source of livelihood. In order to survive, local women had to sell their flesh in exchange for some living expenses.
In the beginning, the British control of this sex trade industry was still very strict, but after the end of the first world war, it gradually relaxed the control of this industry. But it is still forbidden for caucasians, and the United Kingdom does not allow whites to carry out such trades, but has adopted a laissez-faire attitude towards non-Caucasians.
This industry has developed very rapidly, gradually forming a "red light district" in Singapore. Under the british government's laissez-faire attitude, the managers of the sex trade industry have become more and more bold, and the scope of the industry has become more and more extensive.
The industry was first sprung up with only local women, and as the world war broke out, more and more women were displaced to Singapore, and in order to survive in a foreign country, they had to trade sex to earn some fees. Most of these later women were mainly Japanese women.
At a time when the development of the industrial chain is gradually complete, the relevant departments of the Singapore government have introduced policies to legalize and institutionalize sex transactions. The person participating in the sex transaction must hold the relevant business license, and the relevant person without the business license is not allowed to carry out the work of sex transaction,
In the twentieth century, as Japan replaced Britain in its occupation of Singapore, the development of the sex trade industry reached an unprecedented climax. During this period, most of these women engaged in the sex trade served Japanese military officers.
This perverse industry has always been in a gray area. In the past few decades, many women have opposed the industry and repeatedly launched boycotts against the industry, although it has played a certain effect, but it cannot fundamentally make the industry disappear in Singapore.
Since this industry cannot be truly eliminated, let it be standardized and rationalized. This is Singapore's attitude towards the sex trade industry after independence. But in recent years, Singapore has also struggled to make the industry disappear.
The sex trade industry can do some harm to those involved in the industry, especially women. More than physical damage, there is more psychological harm, which may cause irreversible damage to their entire lives.
With the development of the times, people's cultural level has continued to improve, and their concepts have changed, which is very unfriendly to women who work in sex trading. Generally, the cultural level of women engaged in this job is not high, so people hold a prejudice against this kind of woman, which also leads to inequality in personality, so that the inferiority of this kind of woman has risen sharply.
Behind the sex trade industry, there are the hardships of female workers and the unknown windfall profits. It is hoped that the relevant governments in Singapore can rectify this industry as soon as possible, make this industry disappear, and fundamentally reduce the harm to these practitioners.
Summary: The sex trading industry is in a gray area, and the relevant government departments must increase their efforts to rectify it. It is impossible to make this industry disappear overnight, but the legitimate rights and interests of these practitioners must be protected, and they must be guided to form correct values and let this industry disappear as soon as possible.