The relationship between law and prostitution throughout history and modern times Odnos zakonodavstva prema prostituciji kroz istoriju i savremeno doba application/pdf 297266 bytes info:eu-repo/semantics/article Keywords: prostitution, human rights, people’s safety and security, victims of prostitution, relationship between law and prostitution Ključne reči: prostitucija, ljudska prava, sigurnost i bezbednost ljudi, žrtve prostitucije, odnos zakonodastva prema prostituciji Pravo - teorija i praksa vol. 33 br. 10-12 str. 56-67 Kovačević, Danijela https://unilib.phaidrabg.rs/o:2140 doi:10.5937/ptp1612056K ISSN: 0352-3713 srp 2016 ABSTRACT: Prostitution is viewed as a complex sociopathological phenomenon which is actually based on trading with sexuality. In all previous types of society a man was an economic base of a household, so it was understandable that he was the “ruler” among the other members of the household. In the past, a woman used to spend the time at home doing most of her activities in the household or family estate. It was really hard for women to do any economic activity on the- ir own outside their households by the second part of 20th century. Generally speaking, they were existentially completely dependent upon men. That me- ans that they were not solely restricted in their reproduction ability, but they were also limited in approaching the economic sources of productivity. We want to emphasize the fact that there is no evidence of prostitution being increased or decreased, no matter if it was legally banned or tolerated. Objective judgment says that prostitution existed throughout the human history, just like it exists today, but we should bear in mind that it did not exist in all societies, so, there is a logical conclusion that it does not have to exist at all. It means that if a society wants to eradicate the phenomenon of prostitu- tion, it has to deal with the problem in a serious manner. The sociological de- velopment of the society proves that it is possible. Through the development of the society, one can notice the change of customs, ways of living, pleasures, as well as the other moments connected with human`s physiology. Based on these changes, one can conclude that prostitution can disappear because it is not an organic part of the society but its artificial one. REZIME: Prostitucija se sagledava kao složena sociopatološka pojava koja se u suštini svodi na trgovinu seksualnošću. U svim dosadašnjim sistemima muškarac je bio ekonomski oslonac porodičnog domaćinstva, razumljivo je da je on „vladao“ nad ostalim članovima domaćinstva. Žena je u prošlosti boravila u svom domu i najveći deo svojih aktivnosti vršila u krugu porodi- ce, domaćinstva i porodičnog imanja. Ženske osobe do druge polovine XX veka, teško su mogle samostalno da obavljaju bilo koju privrednu delatnost. Prosto rečeno, bile su egzistencijalno upućene i zavisne od muškaraca. To znači da su bile ograničene ne samo u pogledu reproduktivne sposobnosti, već im je bio ograničen i pristup ekonomskim izvorima produktivnosti. Na- glašavamo da ne postoje dokazi da se prostitucija ni smanjila a ni povećala zbog njene zakonske zabrane ili pak tolerisanja.Objektivnim prosuđivanjem može se zaključiti da je prostitucija postojala kroz istoriju ljudskog društva kao što postoji i danas, ali treba imati u vidu da prostitucija nije bila prisutna u svim društvima, što logično nameće zaključak da ona ne mora da postoji. To znači da ako društvo želi da iskoreni pojavu prostitucije, mora ozbiljno da se pozabavi iskorenjivanjem te pojave. Da je to moguće postići, dokazu- je sociološki razvitak društva. Svako može zapaziti u razvitku društva me- njanje običaja, načina života, uživanja, kao i mnogih momenata povezanih sa fiziologijom čoveka. Prema tome i prostitucija može da iščezne, jer ona nije organski sastavni deo društva, već njegov veštački deo. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode