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5:57Now PlayingProstitution is a recognized profession in France, although brothels and soliciting are prohibited. The setup creates legal grey zones that pimps are eager to exploit.
At the same time, former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn is facing vice-related charges at a court in Lille. His case has reignited the debate in France over the legal situation of prostitution.
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