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The Law in Taiwan
Prostitution: Legal
(Taiwan, a disputed province of China, legalized prostitution on June 24, 2009.)
Brothel Ownership: Illegal
Pimping: Illegal
A group of prostitutes and advocates for the rights of sex workers yesterday denounced Taipei Mayor Ma Ying-jeou for depriving prostitutes of their right to work and urged the Taipei City Govern-ment to legitimize prostitution.
After Taipei criminalized prostitution in 1997, the brothels in Wanhua District closed. But the ban, sex workers and advocates said, has driven prostitution underground, and the city government's clampdown on illegal prostitutes has left many in a severe plight and driven some to suicide....
Wang [Fang-ping general director of the Collective of Sex Workers and Supporters] said that he city government has clamped down on 9,796 illegal prostitutes over the past seven years in accordance with the Law of Maintaining Public Order, and collected NT$44 million (US$ 1.3 million) in fines. Of the 128 prostitutes in the city, more than 66 percent went underground after the law was promulgated, while 6.4 percent committed suicide..."
Sep. 13, 2006, Mo Yan-chih, "Prostitutes Slam Mayor, Demand Right To Work On," Taipei Times
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