If there was a problem I did not see it nor did I partake in the so-called "problem". All of the women I saw in the bars were registered and displayed identification prominently. All of the hotels I stayed at would not let the women upstairs until identification was presented and they did keep logs of the lades going upstairs.
I was all over Pattaya in several venues and never saw it. I did see, however, the police raid places for some odd reason. The bar owners have an investment in their bars and they are not going to risk getting busted over such a thing.
Im sure its there somewhere just like drugs and other contraband is there, but I dont know where it is and dont want to know. My interest is in legal prostitution.
I doubt you were there or maybe were there in a time that was way way back when things might have been different. The Thais are not going to knowingly let their children get sucked into prostitution.
I was all over Pattaya in several venues and never saw it. I did see, however, the police raid places for some odd reason. The bar owners have an investment in their bars and they are not going to risk getting busted over such a thing.
Im sure its there somewhere just like drugs and other contraband is there, but I dont know where it is and dont want to know. My interest is in legal prostitution.
I doubt you were there or maybe were there in a time that was way way back when things might have been different. The Thais are not going to knowingly let their children get sucked into prostitution.
Quote from atticus:
I've been all over Thailand, learned to surf on Chaweng beach. You would certainly know more than I about the problem. All I can suggest is for you to read the UNODC report, among others.
