The phenomenon of prostitutes in Portugal has always been a matter of social concern. Despite the lack of accurate statistics, this sector is considerable in Portuguese society. Obvious pornography venues can be found in major cities and tourist hotspots such as Lisbon and Porto. Prostitutes often come from poor families
Lack of education and other career opportunities and forced to work in this industry. Societal attitudes towards the phenomenon of prostitutes are divided, but it is undeniable that this phenomenon has had a profound impact on Portuguese society, economic development and the status of women. First, the phenomenon of prostitutes challenges the morality of Portuguese society
It poses a threat to social order and public safety. At the same time, the association with illegal activities such as human trafficking and drug offences makes the industry a source of social instability. Secondly, despite the fact that the prostitution industry brings economic benefits to some regions
However, it has also had a negative impact on Portugal's economic development. Above all, this phenomenon exacerbates the disadvantaged position of Portuguese women in society and poses a threat to their human rights and dignity. In order to improve this phenomenon and protect the rights and interests of the groups concerned,
* The supervision and crackdown on the ** trade industry should be strengthened. At the same time, strengthen education and publicity, raise public awareness of the dangers of the industry, provide comprehensive services such as medical, psychological and social support for women engaged in the industry, and strengthen gender equality education and the protection of women's rights and interests.
In this way, we can reduce the number of women engaged in the first work, improve the living conditions of relevant groups, and promote the healthy development of society.