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Prostitution Act

The Prostitution Act (Prostitutionsgesetz - ProstG) is a federal law in Germany that regulates the legal status of prostitution as a service in order to improve the legal and social situation of prostitutes. The law was promulgated on 20 December 2001 and has been enforced since 1 January 2002. At the same time the Strafgesetzbuch (Criminal Code) §180a…

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BGBCivil codeAdministrative courtBerlinSelf-determination
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Amendment

Forced prostitutionTraffickingCondoms
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EMMAFederal Social Court
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GermanyProstitutionPromulgatedStrafgesetzbuchPimping
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Text of the Law (In German)
Commenced
1 January 2002
Enacted
20 December 2001
Territorial extent
Germany

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Prostitution Act

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related to Legal Development · 14
Prostitution Act → According, Administrative, Article, Berlin, BGB, EC, GG, Justice, Prior, Rulings, Section, The, The European Court, Therefore
related to Criticism · 9
Prostitution Act → Also, Although, Article, Basic Law, However, In, ProstG, Since, StGB
related to Amendment · 7
Prostitution Act → CDU, CSU, In, In September, Prostitute Protection Act, SPD, Thus
Citation · 1
Prostitution Act → Text of the Law (In German)
Commenced · 1
Prostitution Act → 1 January 2002
Enacted · 1
Prostitution Act → 20 December 2001
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Prostitution Act → Germany

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Prostitution ActCitationText of the Law (In German)1.00infobox
Prostitution ActCommenced1 January 20021.00infobox
Prostitution ActEnacted20 December 20011.00infobox
Prostitution ActTerritorial extentGermany1.00infobox
Prostitution Actrelated to AmendmentIn0.60section
Prostitution Actrelated to AmendmentCDU0.60section
Prostitution Actrelated to AmendmentCSU0.60section
Prostitution Actrelated to AmendmentSPD0.60section
Prostitution Actrelated to AmendmentThus0.60section
Prostitution Actrelated to AmendmentIn September0.60section
Prostitution Actrelated to AmendmentProstitute Protection Act0.60section
Prostitution Actrelated to CriticismSince0.60section

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