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In terms of pyscho-social rehabilitate of prostituties

2003
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Ali Seyyar

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Key Words: Prostitution, Prevent Social Policy, Rehabilitate, Arrangment of Prostitution Sector In this study we have prepared some applicable suggestions to solve various types of faced prostituties in different areas of social life. Called Pysco-social Rehabilitate of Prostituies that work consists of four chapters concentrating on analyzing in terms of social policy the problems of prostituties and offering solutions. In first chapter, the mening, types, history, drawbacks or benefits of prostitution in theoretical sense were described. İn addition the social security rights of those, who are legal prostutitues will be discussed. The secon chapter, the reasons that cause and support prostitution will be analyzed; sexual devoit, divorces, pysco-social expectations and desire to imitate someones, violence in the family, poverty, drug addiction and culture of using drug. The third chapter describes the policies that were developed against those causes of prostitution. The conduct of prostitution is not generally performed willingly prostituties who were forced to this. There are many reasons that force women to prostituties; among them are greennes, abuse of relatives/ family, inadequate social experiance. İn order to prevent the abuse of young women, we have propoced social policies that prevent, rehabilitate the victims of prostituties and arrange legal aspect of associated matters. In the fourth chapter, we have developed short-term, medium-term and long term targets for these three types of social policies described in the previous chapter. İn practise, these three policies should be applied in coordination with each other. Fighting against prostitution is a must for humanit X

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Dr. Mehmet Nurullah Kurutkan

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Mehmet Nurullah Kurutkan (Master Thesis). In terms of pyscho-social rehabilitate of prostituties, 2003, Sakarya University.

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