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Czechs may ban brothels from school, cemetery areas
Jul 4, 2005

Prague - Brothels will no longer be allowed to operate near schools, churches or cemeteries in the Czech Republic under a proposal being considered by the government, the Mlada fronta Dnes newspaper reported Monday.

Interior Minister Frantisek Bublan's proposal, which reportedly has wide political support, also would require health checks and the registering of the nation's estimated 25,000 prostitutes.

Similar efforts to regulate the country's huge and legal flesh trade have fizzled in the past. A recent government report said the nation's prostitutes and pimps earn about 1 million dollars a day.

Under Bublan's plan, Czech communities could designate red-light districts but could not allow brothels to operate near schools, playgrounds, churches or graveyards.

In addition, street-walkers who wave at passing motorists could no longer ply their wares near school bus stops.

The proposal was welcomed by the mayor of Dubi, Ilona Smitkova, whose Czech-German border town is a notorious haunt of German sex tourists.

"We would welcome moving the night clubs... that today stand between family homes," she said.

 

[the old dog]

Drugs, prostitutes, smuggling also boost economy

(PDM staff with CTK) 10 June - Traffic in drugs, prostitution and the smuggling of cigarettes and alcohol also contribute to economic growth, and their share was 0.5 percentage points in 2003 for instance, the Czech Statistics Office (CSU) said yesterday.

The Czech economy growth in 2003 was 3.2 percent, but it would have been only 2.7 percent without the above three fields of the black economy.

The VAT of illegal activities which contributed to economic growth exceeded CZK 14 billion.

Czechs consumed drugs worth CZK 7.9 billion in 2003 according to the CSU. The overall drug production in the country amounted to more than CZK 3.9 billion.

Another CZK 687 million worth of drugs were imported from abroad. Their value rose to CZK 4 billion crowns, with distributors' margin included.

The most used drugs were marijuana and hashish, of which some 10.5 tonnes were consumed. More than 1 million of all 10 million Czechs used a drug once at least in 2003.

Prostitutes got CZK 8.7 billion for their services, CZK 5.5 billion of which was paid by foreigners.

Prostitutes with foreign citizenship sent an estimated CZK 400 million abroad.

"Revenues from prostitution are among the highest within the illegal economy, and they amount to 0.2 percent of GDP," Jiri Voprravil from CSU said.

The value of smuggled cigarettes and alcohol reached an estimated CZK 3.4 billion with the share of the two kinds of goods being about the same.

Cigarettes are smuggled to the Czech Republic while alcohol is usually illegally exported, CSU said.

(USD1=24.405 crowns)

CTK news edited by the staff of the Prague Daily Monitor, a Monitor CE service.

 

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