What Are The Main Electoral Movements Of Prostitution Crime - AŞIKOĞLU LAW OFFİCE
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What Are The Main Electoral Movements Of Prostitution Crime

What Are The Main Electoral Movements Of Prostitution Crime

The electoral movements of the basic form of the crime of prostitution are:

Incitement to prostitution: the crime of incitement to prostitution occurs when a person who does not intend to commit prostitution tries to create a will in him to commit prostitution. Ensuring a partial or complete livelihood by benefiting from the earnings of a person who is dragged into prostitution is considered an incentive to prostitution.
Facilitating the path of prostitution: the crime of facilitating prostitution occurs when the person who wants to commit prostitution provides all kinds of opportunities to commit prostitution, or the person who is looking for prostitution provides opportunities for prostitution.
Mediating for prostitution: the crime of mediating for prostitution occurs by ensuring that the victim and the person who wants to satisfy their sexual desires come together.
Crime of providing a place for prostitution: the crime of providing a place occurs by providing a place/place where the victim and the person who wants to satisfy their sexual desires will meet.

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