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". We voted in favour of this resolution on forced prostitution, which recognises the reality of the situation in Germany and the need to take the opportunity presented by the World Cup to condemn the trafficking of human beings and prostitution. We have always maintained, however, that forced prostitution is not the right term to use, as it suggests that there is such a thing as voluntary prostitution. Of course, the fight against forced prostitution and the trafficking of human beings is very important, but it must not be forgotten that all prostitution is forced, even when there is no trafficking. It is the result of poverty, social exclusion, unemployment, precarious and poorly paid employment, and the psychological pressure of the consumer society. Prostitution is therefore always an attack on human rights, an attack on women’s dignity and is tantamount to slavery. It is appalling that attempts are made to market everything, including the female body. Hence our struggle for social inclusion and for the rights of all women to dignity. We also condemn all forms of trafficking of human beings and call for effective measures to guarantee all women and all human beings a dignified life."@en1

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