About the Work
The Prostitution Protection Act aims to complement and enhance the effectiveness of the Prostitution Act (ProstG) introduced in 2002, according to the legislator's intent. It has significant implications for sex workers due to registration requirements and health regulations. Overall, it strengthens access for women and men in prostitution to support and counseling services. Given the high and detailed regulatory density of the law, which involves considerable administrative effort from health and regulatory authorities as well as the police, a comprehensive yet concise commentary on the provisions is necessary.

Advantages at a Glance
Comprehensive commentary on the law
Inclusion of all legislative amendments
Focus on administrative law while keeping the affected individuals in view

Target Audience
For legal practitioners, administrative judges, and administrative authorities in the field of health protection and prostitution protection.