The bill would make prostitution in the state of New Mexico legal as long as it took place exclusively in authorized locations in urban areas, known as bordellos. The bill also proposes a list of regulations that would keep the bordello employees safe from sexually transmitted diseases and assault, such as bi-weekly testing and fines for coming into the bordello and soliciting the employees while under the influence of drugs, and more.
The possible benefits from this bill include decreased crime, homelessness, drug use, rapes, sexual assault, and improvements in the economic situation of employees. Our purpose was not to solve the entire prostitution issue, but to humanize prostitution as a line of work.
We want to provide a. The bill was signed into law by Governor Gaby Delgado late Monday night. Now, New Mexicans over the age of 21 will be able to be employed by the bordellos, as well as attend bordellos to receive those services. Conference sees increase in delegates post-pandemic. Siestas in the workplace bill dies in Senate. The Daily Delegate. Controversial Bill Sparks Lively Debate. YAG Newspaper Apr 5, 2 min read. Recent Posts See All. Post not marked as liked 6.
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