1.NEWZEELAND prostitution has been legal for kiwis since 2003..
2.AUSTRALIA The legal status of prostitution in Oz differs from state to state..
3.AUSTRIA Prostitution is completely legal in Austria.
4.BANGLADESH Male prostitution is illegal, but everything else is legal.
5.BELGIUM They have been trying to remove the stigma, violence and fear associated with prostitution by not just legalising it but also running proper state of the art brothels with fingerprint technology and keycards!
6.BRAZIL Prostitution in itself is legal here, though you'll totally get busted if you're channeling your inner Snoop Dogg and pimping away to glory.
7.CANADA Prostituting yourself is legal, but buying sex became illegal during the end of 2014. This deeply flawed system puts sex workers in a very dangerous and position
8.COLOMBIA It is legal to work in the sex industry in Colombia, though pimping isn't. Prostitution is especially widespread in cities such as Cartagena and Barranquilla.
9.DENMARK Prostitution is legal here. The government even helps those with disabilities get laid by incurring the extra costs some of them have to pay.
10.ECUADOR Everything related to sex work is legal here
11.FRANCE Prostitution is legal in France, though soliciting in public is still outlawed. Pimping is illegal and brothels were outlawed in France in 1946, right after the War.
12.GERMANY Prostitution was legalised here in 1927 and there are proper state run brothels. The workers are provided with health insurance, have to pay taxes and they even receive social benefits like pension.
13.GREECE Greece has also followed the German method of including prostitution as an actual job in society. The sex workers get equal rights and have to go for health checkups pretty often.
14.INDONESIA Considering prostitution itself is not even present in their law in any clear form, it's plain to say that the sex trade is legal. This also means that it is very dangerous for forced workers and minors.
15.NETHERLANDS One of the places most famous for it's red-window sex workers, prostitution is, obviously, legal here, just like a lot of other things. They've always had a slightly more open way of dealing with things deemed taboo elsewhere.