1. PROSTITUTION IN MALTA.
If you can all GEL-TOGETHER as a community TO target one single person over an illegal cross-
reference who initially has come to this country for an honesty holiday, then tackling
Prostitution, which is a public health concern, should be child’s play.
On women’s day I approached a police officer and asked him if
prostitution in Malta is legal, he said ‘NO’!
‘That’s great’, I said, ‘then why did I see two teenage girls at the corner of a street in Gzira with
super short skirts pulling up men in cars asking them for sex – and the sort of men they were
pulling up, were absolutely filthy (and I am not referring to dirt); the type who pose a danger to
the community???’; ‘...and I for one, wouldn’t piss on them if they were on fire!’
I went to on express my disappointment with regards to the lack of protection for girls in this
country and how it’s absolutely un-acceptable;;; and that I am telling him simply because he is a
police officer and therefore, duty bound. He said that they do patrol the streets at nights and
apprehend them, but when they take them to court, they are released; which I can fully
appreciate but it’s still no excuse to take a back seat on this issue.
My view on the matter
If there are girls and women in Malta who are deemed destitute and feel they have no other
option but to prostitute their bodies – a life that only leads to destruction in its most in-
dignifying form – then Government offices who are effectively responsible for Social Solidarity,
are sadly letting them down; as a ministry, they should be up the ass of (a) police officers; to
continue the apprehend these girls, until the fight for protecting females (the back bone of
families) in this country is won ...and some of them are even mothers who have simply given up
due to a system that has failed them miserably, (b) politicians; to impose stronger actions by
the courts like rehabilitation for instance, focusing on cleaning them up and getting them back
into the work force earning an honest income that promotes their safety, as oppose to a life on
the street (...NOT EVEN I, as a homeless person have such a life on the street), (c) supporting ME
(VoiceBohx Malta), to establish Europe’s first Rehabilitation Centre for Women of Violence, as
so to give such individuals options outside a system that is failing them with each man they
pleasure for money – every night!
THERE IS JUST NO EXCUSE GOOD ENOUGH FOR ABUSE!
Because we have all come out of women, who God loves equally alongside Men ...to Violence
against them, LET’S SAY NO More!