[goodpartner]

Since we're on this topic, where can we read or find out how this legislation was passed in the begining of Singapore law?

I'm sure there were parliamentary debate and so on (or were there?), and finally the garhmen decided to legalize prostitution in Sg; where almost all the countries around us do not.

Data and statistics on crime rates with and without red-light districts, how it affect the society, like all those debates and considerations for building casinos.

Did our founding leader just decide it based on his own idealogy? Or was the red-light district born since the world war where the japs forced local women into this trade and thus remain as a residual trade since then?