But similarly to her colleagues— all prostitutes— who were interviewed by this reporter, Sally does not mind not using a condom if the customer insists on it. However, in exchange, she asks for an additional charge. There are 91 clubs and bars in the capital Amman, employing around male and female employees from different nationalities.
The price will be increased if they do not use a condom. There are no court statistics concerning the number of girls convicted of prostitution in Amman, says Jihad Jundi Al Ibadi, Attorney-General. She became a prostitute after divorcing her husband four years ago. Education concerning the diseases Other girls refuse to have sexual intercourse with the clients unless they use a condom. Faten, who is a dancer in one of the.
Other girls refuse to have sexual intercourse with the clients unless they use a condom. Faten, who is a dancer in one of the nightclubs, states that she insists on using a condom because she fears the contact of a sexually transmitted disease.
But she insists on using a condom, a necessity according to the World Health Organization. A survey conducted by Dr. According to the study, According to the law, a security committee is formed in order to monitor the level of adherence of these night clubs and bars to ethics and morality on a regular basis. The Committee is formed by the Ministries of Health, Tourism, and Interior, as well as delegates from the Association of Touristic Restaurants — where night clubs and bars are listed.
In order to ensure systematic monitoring, Mr. In , the same directorate found three female expatriates who were infected with aids. According to Abu Ruman, the health Directorate of Expatriates is only responsible for expatriates who are sent over for medical examination. The directorate cannot monitor girls in the nightclubs or examine its employees. According to Mr. Around 1. Our role is to refer violators to the respective ministry. Abu Rumman also points out that there are concentrated invasions against night clubs that are conducted by the Ministry of Tourism, but during high tourism seasons, these invasions diminish significantly.
