Prostitution: Legalization, Ethics, and Human Rights

Mental-sexual health professionals operate in environments designed for safety and security, allowing them to care for patients without significant risks. These controlled settings, often offices or authorized spaces, are structured to minimize the risks of abuse, discrimination, and other dangers that can occur in less regulated environments. These professionals focus on creating an atmosphere of trust and confidentiality, essential for patients discussing sensitive topics related to sexuality and mental health. By maintaining a secure environment, they can address these issues without fear of external interference or safety threats. In a well-regulated society…