Prostitution and Commercialized Vice

Prostitution refers to the act of exchanging sexual services for money or goods, while commercialized vice encompasses various forms of illegal economic activities that exploit personal and social relationships, such as human trafficking and drug dealing. Within Public Order Crimes Law, these activities are often regulated or prohibited to maintain societal norms and public safety. Although some argue for legalization and regulation to reduce harm, others view them as detrimental to community values. The law seeks to balance individual freedoms with the need to protect vulnerable populations and uphold public order.