sourceSouth Korean "sex tourists" could lose their passports under new proposals to crack down on prostitution at home and abroad, media reports said this week.
The proposals and others directed at the Korean market were announced by the ministry of gender equality and family to mark the second anniversary of an anti-prostitution law.
Since then, the number of brothels has fallen and more sex workers are training for new jobs, vice-minister Kim Chang-Soon was quoted by the Korea Times as saying.
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