"Taiwan-politics-sex-prostitution" by Amber Wang A legal prostitute Miko poses for a photo inside a brothel converted into a museum in Taipei on June 26, 2009. Sex workers in Taiwan have cautiously welcomed a government plan to legalise prostitution, but the scheme is being opposed by an alliance of women's groups who fear it will breed crime and violence. A red-light area similar to Amsterdam's famed canalside sex-for-sale district has been proposed for the capit
"Taiwan-politics-sex-prostitution" by Amber Wang A legal prostitute Miko poses for a photo inside a brothel converted into a museum in Taipei on June 26, 2009. Sex workers in Taiwan have cautiously welcomed a government plan to legalise prostitution, but the scheme is being opposed by an alliance of women's groups who fear it will breed crime and violence. A red-light area similar to Amsterdam's famed canalside sex-for-sale district has been proposed for the capit
"Taiwan-politics-sex-prostitution" by Amber Wang Local prostitutes wait for customers at a brothel in Taoyuan, northern Taiwan, on June 26, 2009. Sex workers in Taiwan have cautiously welcomed a government plan to legalise prostitution, but the scheme is being opposed by an alliance of women's groups who fear it will breed crime and violence. A red-light area similar to Amsterdam's famed canalside sex-for-sale district has been proposed for the capit
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