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Men Now Allowed As Prostitutes In Nevada, Sex Work Officials Concerned

December 14, 2009

Written by olivia · Filed Under U.S. 


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7 Responses to “Men Now Allowed As Prostitutes In Nevada, Sex Work Officials Concerned”

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    [...] Nevada State Board of Health agreed unanimously to amend the state’s health codes in order for men to legally work as prostitutes (Las Vegas Sun). Previously, standards required that sex workers undergo a “cervical” STD test, [...]

  3. Amy Travostino on December 15th, 2009 9:36 am

    Why are we even discussing this? If one were to look at Nevada’s laws on their state website, prostitution is explicitly illegal. So why are we allowing women to do it let alone consider whether men should be allow to sell themselves or not?

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  6. Peter Arpady on December 16th, 2009 5:00 am

    Prostitution is only illegal in counties with a population of over 400,000 in Nevada. Clark county…which has Las Vegas in it, is the only one that has a population greater than 400k in Nevada.Other Counties may choose to allow or deny prostitution.
    Surprised that someone hasn’t been sued before for sexual discrimination or some such nonsense. Definitely in the ‘Special Interest’ category.

  7. Erik Stone on December 30th, 2009 8:53 am

    Having male prostitutes is entirely fair, moral, and it should be legal.

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