This research paper intends to explore issues of female prostitutes in Pakistan. It will observe prostitution as an institute from way back when Arabs arrived in subcontinent and Muslims ruled in India. Further, it will come to today’s Pakistan and problem of current women who belongs to this profession.
3. RESEARCH QUESTIONS
What are the issues of these women?
What are causes of these issues?
Is kidnapping and forcing also leads to
prostitution?
Does feudal system in Pakistan prospers this
profession?
What is the role of unemployment in
extending this profession?
4. HYPOTHESIS
“To create awareness among people about
these females issues and to bring out their
actual problems so they can be understood
better and in that way Government should
provide them means to leave this profession”
6. FEMALE PROSTITUTION
Strictly prohibited
Red light area
Male chauvinism & female’s propaganda
Unrespectable
Cast out of social circle
Individual call girls
7. ISSUES OF MARGINALIZED WOMEN
Corrupt society
Getting a job
Poverty
Social issues
Injustice
Immoral and unethical attitudes
9. POVERTY
Most driven and crucial factor
Can’t quit
No other means of income
28 year old prostitute & Dancer: Shehla
“my past is my curse, I have no way out”
Dilemma of society
Blind end
10. ILLITERACY AND IGNORANCE
No education
Kidnapping
Black mailed
Sold out
Married
Trafficked to foreign countries
Ignorant parents
Example of a girl: Jiya
11. FEUDAL SYSTEM
Powerful
Wealthy
Exploits women
Victims
Never allow masses to be educated &
employed
Poverty of people
Evil curse
12. LOW LEVELS OF UN-EMPLOYMENT
Marginalized class
Evil cults
Hotspots for call girls
Example: Naina
13. FEARS & NO RIGHTS OF FEMALE PROSTITUTES
Live in fears
No rights
Not recognized
Considered as dirt
No man marries them
Live in paranoia
Born in red light areas
14. SOLUTIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS
ASEAN member (Pakistan)
Public awareness on big scale
Eliminations of Prejudice against Women
Shelter and Residence to Prostitutes
Legal Mechanism for living a decent life and
Society
Setting up of Counseling and Trauma
Centers
Making rights for female prostitutes
15. CONCLUSION
Quite common
Poverty
Illiteracy
Fast expansion
Fear
Way in, no way out
Government’s responsibility
16. BIBLIOGRAPHY
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