FKK Mainhattan- Frankfurt

[Hessen Bub]

Sarah and Maya (are at Sharks. No Julie.

HB.

[McAdonis]

On holidays, I was said.

LSH German report from October 24 said Sarah and Julie from Mainhattan were at Sharks. Did not see Sarah on Sunday. Don't know Julie.

[Craiova]

On holidays, I was said.

Yep Sarah likes like a lot of other (east harbour) girls make her holiday in Darmstadt, Burgholzhausen, Hausen or Garbenteich.

[Sirioja]

Blond Cristina, ex Oase, was at Mainhattan for IAA.

[Sirioja]

Is so pretty, friendly, sweet Sarah still at Mainhattan?

On holidays, I was said.

[Member #4364]

Global; yes they are legal but most of the FKK's are owned by special groups of motorized people and others. And I think it's a kind of "watching" by the administration; or to make some pressure on them to leave the big cities.

[UltraHappy]

Well, nothing changed.

HB.

Discussion regarding potential new law now moved to the FKK Chat & Lounge thread here: http://www.internationalsexguide.inf...494&viewfull=1#post1791494.

[Hessen Bub]

The prior discussions suggested that the new law was in its final stages but not that it had become finally passed / effective, at least at the time of this earlier discussion. I am not so familiar with the German legal system nor the current status of the law.

Well, nothing changed.

HB.

[Frozty]

And I thought mongering in German FKKs was the only perfect thing left on earth. What a bummer!

It was not a big deal. I just left and went to Oase instead!

[UltraHappy]

There's been plenty of discussion about this on other threads, can't remember where, FAQ thread or so.

HB.

The prior discussions suggested that the new law was in its final stages but not that it had become finally passed / effective, at least at the time of this earlier discussion. I am not so familiar with the German legal system nor the current status of the law.

[Hessen Bub]

Question: Has this new law already been passed and now we are simply waiting for it to become effective? Or, has it not passed yet, but is in its final stages of being prepared to be voted on? I am unclear on the status of this new law.

There's been plenty of discussion about this on other threads, can't remember where, FAQ thread or so.

HB.

[Hessen Bub]

I never was asked to leave the club during a raid. It may take a few hours and keep you from your hobby, but it was up to me to leave or to stay. World gave a free entry card to all guests.

HB.

[PussyLiccker]

2013 there were 44 prostitutes with social insurance.

http://www.focus.de/politik/deutschl...d_1154961.html

Yeah, I read that too. That there are 44 that are registered for insurance or welfare. And then, there was another that talked about registering with the authorities which I believe are for taxes. So, I take it that there is a difference in the meaning when it comes to registering?

[McAdonis]

Well in Hamburg there were only 153 prostitutes registered at the tax office:

http://www.spiegel.de/international/...-902533-2.html

Article from 2013 emphasizes that the prostitution laws that were enacted by Germany to improve conditions for WGs were a failure. The idea was that WG's would become normal citizens that participate in society. They would pay taxes, receive health care, and get employment contracts like everybody else. They thought it would remove the pimps from the equation and the girls that previously worked "in the shadows" would feel safe going to law enforcement, seek medical treatment for drug addictions, even sue employers.

[UltraHappy]

I could have written "less than 1,000" or "just a few". These are numbers I have heard in various talk shows or reports on TV. I don't have an English source avaible. But the website you posted is wrong: "There are an estimated 400,000 registered prostitutes in Germany." What BS is that?! Estimated registered prostitutes?

There's no obligation for prostitutes to register in Germany, so there is no official number. This is a quote from the Federal Ministry of Family, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth saying that "sound statistical data on how many prostitutes there are in Germany doesn't exist; only estimates are available. ".

http://www.bmfsfj.de/BMFSFJ/gleichstellung, did=97962. Html.

2013 there were 44 prostitutes with social insurance.

http://www.focus.de/politik/deutschl...d_1154961.html

So the plan with the new law around "protecting WGs" is that all sex workers will in future have to register and / or deregister with every local council under the terms of repressive new prostitution regulations.

HB.

Question: Has this new law already been passed and now we are simply waiting for it to become effective? Or, has it not passed yet, but is in its final stages of being prepared to be voted on? I am unclear on the status of this new law.