In
Amsterdam the mayor is pro-capitalist;
Amsterdam
is looking for an investor to buy five buildings where sex workers can
work collectively in their own prostitution business, a spokesman for
the city's mayor says.
Currently,
prostitutes in the city work individually, renting the windows where
they stand on view for prospective customers from the brothel owners.
But
this system leaves women vulnerable to pimps. City authorities hope the
sex workers will be safer if they can work together in a building
rented and run by a business they own.
Which problem was caused by a previous initiative of the same city;
In recent years, the city has been buying up brothels and turning them into shops.
But
critics say reducing the number of windows for rent has driven up
prices, forcing sex workers onto the street or into private flats where
they are more vulnerable.
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