Strassenstrich

The Street Prostitution refers to the offering of sexual services in public streets. In Switzerland it is only permitted in narrowly defined zones (restricted areas exclude it almost everywhere). Unlike indoor sex work, street prostitution is particularly precarious - higher risks due to lack of selection of clients, cold, lack of hygiene options.

Advice centers such as Flora Dora (Zurich), Aspasie (Geneva), Xenia (Berne) and Fleur de Pavé (Lausanne) operate mobile contact points directly on the street Street prostitute.

See also

• Verrichtungsbox — Supervised, safe facility for street prostitution with structurally separate boxes for car traffic.
• Sperrgebiet — Zone defined by the canton or municipality in which street prostitution is prohibited.
• Flora Dora — Zurich municipal advice center for street sex workers.
• Aspasie — Geneva advice center for sex workers, founded in 1982 - oldest in Switzerland.

These definitions serve for general orientation in the Swiss erotic industry. If you have legal or medical questions, contact a specialist (see contact points) or a specialist.

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