However, a bill proposed by lawmaker Jean Wyllys (PSOL – RJ) intends to resume the discussion in pluralistic and democratic terms, in a human rights perspective that emphasizes non-discrimination, non-violence, decent work conditions and sexual rights. In recent years, the hegemony of discourses on sexual exploitation and trafficking for sexual purposes has led the debate once more to the realm of moral panics.
The political history of prostitution in Brazil has been winding.
