Sex Workers Case Study

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In the modern society, our norms is shaped by the society, our cultural values are the collective conceptions of what is considered good, desirable and proper, or bad, undesirable and improper in a culture. According these norms and value, is the nature of sex work industry is improper? Previously, the earliest ancient female sex workers, we call them as prostitutes, which is involved who sell the talent, do not sell the body or sell the body in nature, such as providing companionship services, allow guests touch the body or sex with the guest.
As for male sex workers, the more developed male prostitute industry is in Japan. Both sex works can involve money or not. Actually, sex worker is a sensitive issue in Hong Kong. Action For …show more content…

Basically, the community has set the standard for men based on gender-stereotypes trails, such as men are supposed to be strong and active etc. ( http://www.coolloud.org.tw/node/58563) In the cultural ethos of Hong Kong, people are seems difficult to accept service provided by male sex workers than female sex workers. It is because people with a frame to treat men about what type of work they supposed to do. It also reflects sexism, an ideological belief that men are by nature superior to women. For instance, general consensus of society is supposed men need to pay through labor, like construction or other labor industries to earn salaries, rather than engage in the work with same nature of female sex workers. When men engaged in this sex industry, they are also being contemned and discriminated against, human rights are exploited, but may get social pressure more than female sex workers as people have biased vision on them. (http://www.mnbhk.org/about_us) In order to protect the rights male sex workers supposed to have, the development of male sex workers group, independent of the ZiTeng organization, midnight blue organization is organized to offer help for male sex

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