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Dominican teenagers, mostly aged 15 to 17, who sell food and souvenirs on the beaches of Boca Chica and Sousa are also at risk.

Furthermore, in both urban and rural areas of society, women who did not live under the rule of male authority were more likely to be suspected of prostitution than their oppressed counterparts because of the fear of women who did not fit into a stereotypical category outside of marriage or religious life.

There is also a very high rate of teenage pregnancy and fatherless families.

The term john may have originated from the frequent customer practice of giving one's name as "John", a common name in countries, in an effort to maintain anonymity.

For instance, the legal stance of punishing pimping while keeping sex work legal but "underground" and risky is often denounced as hypocritical; opponents suggest either going the full abolition route and criminalize clients or making sex work a regulated business.

Several western countries have recently enacted laws with extraterritorial reach, punishing citizens who engage in sex with minors in other countries.

One view maintains that this results from prostitution being stigmatized or illegal, or both.

Women usually alternated their career of prostitution with "petty retailing, and victualing," or only occasionally turning to prostitution in times of great financial need.

The BBC wrote in 2007 that devadasis are "sanctified prostitutes".

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