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Sex work in Turkey is legal and regulated. However, many local governments now have a policy of not issuing new registrations, and in some cities, such as Ankara and Bursa, brothels have been demolished by court order.
Sex work in Turkey is regulated under article 227 of the Turkish Penal Code (Law No. 5237).[1] Promoting sex work is punishable by two months to four years imprisonment. The passport law[2] forbids entry to Turkey for the purposes of sex work.
Brothels (Genelev) are legal and licensed under health laws dealing with sexually transmitted infections.[3] Women need to be registered and acquire an ID card stating the dates of their health checks. It is mandatory for registered prostitutesto undergo regular health checks for sexually transmitted diseases. The police are allowed to check the authenticity of registered prostitutes to determine whether they have been examined properly and to ensure they see the health authorities if they don't. However men cannot register under this regulation. Most sex workers, however, are unregistered, as local governments have made it policy not to issue new registrations.[4][5]
Other regulations affecting sex workers in Turkey include the Misdemeanor Law, Article 32.[6] However the application of this law has been quite controversial.[7] In some cities, such as Ankara and Bursa, brothels have been demolished by court order.[8][9]
Illegal sex work is classified as operating a brothel without being licensed, being a prostitute without having health checkups, being a prostitute without having a license, or being a sex worker without being registered. Operating of illegal prostitution is punishable with a maximum of 1 year imprisonment.
Strip clubs are also present in current Turkey. Strip clubs must also be licensed and strippers must be registered and have regular health checkups. All persons entering strip clubs must be at least 18 years old.
In 2008, activists and sex workers in Turkey announced they were working on a project to establish Turkey’s first sex workers union.
| Item | Census data |
|---|---|
| The number of prostitutes | 100,000 |
| prostitutes are registered in 56 brothels operating | 3,000 |
| prostitutes registered with the police | 15,000 |
| women waiting to get licenses | 30,000 |
| age of prostitution | between 15 and 40 |
| annual turnover | $3–4 billion |