There are a wide variety of forms of sex work including prostitution, exotic dancing, and creation of live or recorded media. The nations of Manala have many approaches when considering the legality of each of the various aspects of the sex industry. These legal approaches can be generally grouped into categories: prohibitionism, neo-abolitionism, abolitionism, decriminalization, and legalization. Some states may have a variety of laws within them based on subnational polities, which on the national level would mean multiple types of legality are in place.
Legalization: This aspect of the industry is legal and regulated. Decriminalization: There are no criminal penalties for this aspect of the industry; this aspect of the industry is not regulated. Abolitionism: This aspect of the industry is legal, but organized activities such as brothels and pimping are illegal; this aspect of the industry is not regulated. Neo-abolitionism: This aspect of the industry is legal to offer by the primary party, but illegal to either purchase as a second party or to be included as a third party. Prohibitionism: This aspect of the industry is illegal in full. Legality varies with local laws or ambiguous.
All forms of prostitution and pornography are illegal. However, laws regarding prostitution are rarely enforced except in cases of organized prostitution rings or human trafficking. Possession of pornography is illegal, however the current law is unclear regarding online pornography. Production of pornography is illegal.
Legality varies by federal subject. However even in jurisdictions where prostitution and erotic dancing are illegal, laws are rarely enforced unless other illegal activities such as human trafficking is going on.
Greater Niagara
The Furbish Islands
