What are the main types of prostitution crimes?

Prostitution crime refers to the act of giving or receiving, or promising to give or receive money, goods, or other property benefits with unspecified persons, while engaging in sexual intercourse, or oral, anal, or quasi-sexual acts using body parts or tools, or being the recipient of such acts.

The main types of prostitution crimes are as follows.

▷ Cases where prostitution was forced through assault, threat, deception, etc., using protective/supervisory relationships

▷ Cases where prostitution or abortion was forced through confinement, deception, or coercion

▷ Cases where drugs, etc. were used on persons under protection/supervision in employment relationships to make them engage in prostitution

▷ Production/supply of advertisements related to prostitution arrangement or advertisement posting acts

▷ Cases of arranging prostitution for compensation

▷ Cases of disclosing the identity of reporters, etc. on the Internet, broadcasting media, etc.

▷ Cases of advertising for the purpose of job placement or arrangement to engage in prostitution

▷ Prostitution itself

▷ Simple prostitution arrangement acts

For details, please check the specific types and response methods for prostitution crimes through consultation with a sex crime specialist attorney.