The Cathouse Lounge and Pied Piper Pub & Inn in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, U.S. November 11, 2019. Picture taken November 11, 2019. To match Special Report USA-JUDGES/COMMISSIONS REUTERS/Chris Aluka Berry

A prostitute waits for customers near a sign that says "special seating area for women" in the Dolly district of Surabaya March 24, 2014. Tri Rismaharini, the celebrated mayor of Indonesia's second-largest city of Surabaya, has revamped its parks, kickstarted its port development and given free health and education to its poor. But one big challenge remains: shutting down Dolly, a brothel complex established in the 1970s in what is now central Surabaya. Picture taken March 24. REUTERS/Sigit Pamungkas (INDONESIA - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY)

A woman uses a calculator as prostitutes wait for customers in the Dolly district in Surabaya March 24, 2014. Tri Rismaharini, the celebrated mayor of Indonesia's second-largest city of Surabaya, has revamped its parks, kickstarted its port development and given free health and education to its poor. But one big challenge remains: shutting down Dolly, a brothel complex established in the 1970s in what is now central Surabaya. Picture taken March 24. REUTERS/Sigit Pamungkas (INDONESIA - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY)

Taiwan-born sex worker Niko, 47, poses for a photograph after an interview with Reuters inside a brothel in Taipei June 24, 2009. Taiwan began a process of legalising prostitution on Wednesday making the island the latest place in the world to decriminalise the world's oldest profession. In six months, authorities will stop punishing Taiwan sex workers after prostitutes successfully campaigned to be given the same protection as their clients, a government spokesman said. REUTERS/Nicky Loh (TAIWAN EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS SOCIETY CRIME LAW)

Taiwan-born sex worker Niko, 47, smokes a cigarette outside a brothel in Taipei June 24, 2009. Taiwan began a process of legalising prostitution on Wednesday making the island the latest place in the world to decriminalise the world's oldest profession. In six months, authorities will stop punishing Taiwan sex workers after prostitutes successfully campaigned to be given the same protection as their clients, a government spokesman said. REUTERS/Nicky Loh (TAIWAN CRIME LAW SOCIETY EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS)

Prostitutes Mary and Jill (L) pose on a bed at the "GeizHaus" brothel in the northern German town of Hamburg April 16, 2009. It did not take long for the world's latest economic crisis to have a trickle-down effect on the world's oldest profession in Germany. But in one of the few countries where prostitution is legal -- and thus extraordinarily transparent -- the industry has responded with a special stimulus package of its own: modern marketing tools, rebates and gimmicks to boost flagging demand. Picture taken April 16. To match feature GERMANY-PROSTITUTES/ REUTERS/Christian Charisius (GERMANY)

Prostitute Mary poses as she opens the trousers of a guest at the "GeizHaus" brothel in the northern German town of Hamburg April 16, 2009. It did not take long for the world's latest economic crisis to have a trickle-down effect on the world's oldest profession in Germany. But in one of the few countries where prostitution is legal -- and thus extraordinarily transparent -- the industry has responded with a special stimulus package of its own: modern marketing tools, rebates and gimmicks to boost flagging demand. Picture taken April 16. To match feature GERMANY-PROSTITUTES/ REUTERS/Christian Charisius (GERMANY)

Prostitute Mary poses as she opens the trousers of a guest at the "GeizHaus" brothel in the northern German town of Hamburg April 16, 2009. It did not take long for the world financial crisis to affect the world's oldest profession in Germany. In one of the few countries where prostitution is legal, and unusually transparent, the industry has responded with an economic stimulus package of its own: modern marketing tools, rebates and gimmicks to boost falling demand. Picture taken April 16. To match feature GERMANY-PROSTITUTES/ REUTERS/Christian Charisius (GERMANY SOCIETY)

A Romanian prostitute poses in the brothel "Pussy Club" in Schoenefeld April 15, 2009. It did not take long for the world's latest economic crisis to have a trickle-down effect on the world's oldest profession in Germany. But in one of the few countries where prostitution is legal -- and thus extraordinarily transparent -- the industry has responded with a special stimulus package of its own: modern marketing tools, rebates and gimmicks to boost flagging demand. Picture taken April 15. To match feature GERMANY-PROSTITUTES/ REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke (GERMANY)

Romanian prostitutes pose in the brothel "Pussy Club" in Schoenefeld April 15, 2009. It did not take long for the world's latest economic crisis to have a trickle-down effect on the world's oldest profession in Germany. But in one of the few countries where prostitution is legal -- and thus extraordinarily transparent -- the industry has responded with a special stimulus package of its own: modern marketing tools, rebates and gimmicks to boost flagging demand. Picture taken April 15. To match feature GERMANY-PROSTITUTES/ REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke (GERMANY BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT)

Romanian prostitutes pose in the brothel "Pussy Club" in Schoenefeld April 15, 2009. It did not take long for the world's latest economic crisis to have a trickle-down effect on the world's oldest profession in Germany. But in one of the few countries where prostitution is legal -- and thus extraordinarily transparent -- the industry has
responded with a special stimulus package of its own: modern marketing tools, rebates and gimmicks to boost flagging demand. Picture taken April 15. To match feature GERMANY-PROSTITUTES/ REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke (GERMANY BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT)

Romanian prostitutes pose in the brothel "Pussy Club" in Schoenefeld April 15, 2009. It did not take long for the world's latest economic crisis to have a trickle-down effect on the world's oldest profession in Germany. But in one of the few countries where prostitution is legal -- and thus extraordinarily transparent -- the industry has
responded with a special stimulus package of its own: modern marketing tools, rebates and gimmicks to boost flagging demand. Picture taken April 15. To match feature GERMANY-PROSTITUTES/ REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke (GERMANY BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT)

Romanian prostitutes pose in the brothel "Pussy Club" in Schoenefeld April 15, 2009. It did not take long for the world financial crisis to affect the world's oldest profession in Germany. In one of the few countries where prostitution is legal, and unusually transparent, the industry has responded with an economic stimulus package of its own: modern marketing tools, rebates and gimmicks to boost falling demand. Picture taken April 15. To match feature GERMANY-PROSTITUTES/ REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke (GERMANY SOCIETY)