10/25/2025
When a society normalizes exploitation, women pay the price.
Since prostitution was legalized in Germany in 2002, close to 70 women in prostitution have been murdered.
In Sweden, where the Nordic Model was implemented in 1999 — decriminalizing those sold in prostitution but criminalizing those who buy s*x — not one woman has been murdered by a pimp or s*x buyer.
This isn’t coincidence.
It’s the difference between a system that protects the exploited… and one that protects the exploiters.
Most women in prostitution didn’t end up there by choice — they were funneled into it by trauma. And those who may identify as prostitutes are most often being trafficked.
Research shows that a significant percentage of those in prostitution were s*xually abused as children, often by someone who taught them that their body was a bargaining chip rather than something sacred.
Legalizing the sale of those same bodies doesn’t liberate anyone — it simply extends the abuse into adulthood under a new name: “consent.”
We can’t heal trauma by repackaging it as empowerment.
It’s time to end demand — not enable it.