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Sexology and sexuality: Sex work Mid‑importance

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State-run brothels do not exist in Greece

If you go to the legal section it says that state-run brothels called "studios" exist. The "studios" are privately owned and state-run, government-owned or any government affiliated brothels do not exist in the Hellenic Republic. Also it says that if a citizen wants to get employment in these they have to go to their prefecture and sign up. This is not the case at all since as mentioned above the government has no connection with Greek private owned brothels, let alone the fact that prefectures were abolished as an administrative unit in 2010 with the Kallikratis Programme. Walterfgnn (talk) 15:40, 22 February 2025 (UTC)[reply]