The demise of organised sex party/gb

[suibian]

Someone is out to kill. I believe this was from a recent spate of events organised by a fellow samster in here. Won't name them but regulars would know. Says that it is even reported on wanbao. That's it.

http://news.omy.sg/News/Local-News/story20160723-440781

[sammyboyfor]

The only reason for the demise is because Singaporeans are too timid and have developed cold feet just because of a bit of publicity.

If no laws are being broken I see no reason why the organised orgies cannot proceed.

[Spangler]

If the story from that news is true, then it is illegal as the organiser did profit from such events. So I guess TS should have said "demise of paid commercial GB/orgy event"

[sammyboyfor]

Originally Posted by Spangler

If the story from that news is true, then it is illegal as the organiser did profit from such events. So I guess TS should have said "demise of paid commercial GB/orgy event"

The orgies should be restarted and the profits donated to charity. That way no crime is committed.

[MaleHost]

Originally Posted by sammyboyfor

The orgies should be restarted and the profits donated to charity. That way no crime is committed.

as long as money change hands, legally speaking, profits are earned. prostitution is legal only within stipulated guidelines like having a licence, operating within designated zones, etc.

donating to charity does not change the fact that illegal prostitution had taken place.

similar to gambling. there are legal gambling outlets as well as illegal ones.

[charmingchan]

like tat is confirm insider job liao .... someone betrayed the group.... and come from the participants....

[sammyboyfor]

Originally Posted by MaleHost

as long as money change hands, legally speaking, profits are earned. prostitution is legal only within stipulated guidelines like having a licence, operating within designated zones, etc.

That's rubbish. Prostitution is legal throughout the country. It's soliciting in public and pimping that is illegal.

[MaleHost]

Originally Posted by sammyboyfor

That's rubbish. Prostitution is legal throughout the country. It's soliciting in public and pimping that is illegal.

that means an unemployed female desperate for cash can offer sex service from her home? as long as she does not use a pimp and does not solicit in public, can post online ads instead.

[sammyboyfor]

Originally Posted by MaleHost

that means an unemployed female desperate for cash can offer sex service from her home? as long as she does not use a pimp and does not solicit in public, can post online ads instead.

Yes it is legal to be a prostitute and offer sex services.

It is also legal for a prostitute to advertise on line.

[sammyboyfor]

News @ AsiaOne

More than 5,000 foreign sex workers caught in S'pore

Despite its reputation as a straight-laced society, prostitution is legal in Singapore, where licensed brothels operate in designated areas such as Geylang. Pimping and public solicitation are illegal. -AFP

Tue, Jan 22, 2008
AFP

SINGAPORE - THE Republic arrested more than 5,000 foreign prostitutes last year but it is unrealistic to expect vice to be eliminated, the Home Affairs Minister has told parliament.

Wong Kan Seng was responding to a question from an MP about efforts to curb 'rampant gambling and prostitution' in Singapore's red-light Geylang district.

'The vice situation in Singapore is under control,' Mr Wong said in a written response released on Tuesday.

He said police across the city-state last year conducted 950 vice-related operations, up from 890 the previous year. They arrested 5,400 foreign sex workers, a 25 percent increase over 2006, he said.

Despite its reputation as a straight-laced society, prostitution is legal in Singapore, where licensed brothels operate in designated areas such as Geylang. Pimping and public solicitation are illegal.

Foreign women working voluntarily in the sex trade cannot be arrested unless they are caught offering their services out in the street or violate immigration and other laws.

Mr Wong, who is also a deputy prime minister, said installation of closed-circuit television cameras in Geylang has helped deter solicitation.

He said daily police operations to target gambling in the back alleys of Geylang led to 280 arrests last year and an improvement in the situation.

'Illegal gambling in Geylang is not rampant,' he said.

'But I should add that it is not realistic to expect vice to be totally eliminated,' he said, particularly as the city-state seeks to promote tourism.

'Among those who come, there will be a very small number who enter under the pretext of social visits but engage in vice activities. This is the reality which Singaporeans should face up to.' -- AFP

[MaleHost]

Originally Posted by sammyboyfor

News @ AsiaOne

More than 5,000 foreign sex workers caught in S'pore

Despite its reputation as a straight-laced society, prostitution is legal in Singapore, where licensed brothels operate in designated areas such as Geylang. Pimping and public solicitation are illegal. -AFP

Tue, Jan 22, 2008
AFP

SINGAPORE - THE Republic arrested more than 5,000 foreign prostitutes last year but it is unrealistic to expect vice to be eliminated, the Home Affairs Minister has told parliament.

Wong Kan Seng was responding to a question from an MP about efforts to curb 'rampant gambling and prostitution' in Singapore's red-light Geylang district.

'The vice situation in Singapore is under control,' Mr Wong said in a written response released on Tuesday.

He said police across the city-state last year conducted 950 vice-related operations, up from 890 the previous year. They arrested 5,400 foreign sex workers, a 25 percent increase over 2006, he said.

Despite its reputation as a straight-laced society, prostitution is legal in Singapore, where licensed brothels operate in designated areas such as Geylang. Pimping and public solicitation are illegal.

Foreign women working voluntarily in the sex trade cannot be arrested unless they are caught offering their services out in the street or violate immigration and other laws.

Mr Wong, who is also a deputy prime minister, said installation of closed-circuit television cameras in Geylang has helped deter solicitation.

He said daily police operations to target gambling in the back alleys of Geylang led to 280 arrests last year and an improvement in the situation.

'Illegal gambling in Geylang is not rampant,' he said.

'But I should add that it is not realistic to expect vice to be totally eliminated,' he said, particularly as the city-state seeks to promote tourism.

'Among those who come, there will be a very small number who enter under the pretext of social visits but engage in vice activities. This is the reality which Singaporeans should face up to.' -- AFP

that means the prostitutes on wechat are legal?

[ExBro]

Originally Posted by sammyboyfor

Yes it is legal to be a prostitute and offer sex services.

It is also legal for a prostitute to advertise on line.

Originally Posted by MaleHost

that means the prostitutes on wechat are legal?

I rem reading this guy help FLs post online ads (can't rem if SBF was arrowed) but he was arrested and fined for helping and earning a good 5-figure income.

So does it mean FLs can post ads here but cannot pay $300-400/mth to have a forumn savvy bro post for them is it?

Can some news savvy bro post that news story, I'm talking about, here to clear the air?

[hugs]

If advertising on platform like SBF and Wechat being legal, How come the Wechat owner can travel to SG but you can't?

Originally Posted by sammyboyfor

Yes it is legal to be a prostitute and offer sex services.

It is also legal for a prostitute to advertise on line.

[hugs]

What the guy did, not legal. What the girls did, they are under "social pass" so also not legal.

[/B]

Originally Posted by ExBro

I rem reading this guy help FLs post online ads (can't rem if SBF was arrowed) but he was arrested and fined for helping and earning a good 5-figure income.

So does it mean FLs can post ads here but cannot pay $300-400/mth to have a forumn savvy bro post for them is it?

Can some news savvy bro post that news story, I'm talking about, here to clear the air?

[sammyboyfor]

Originally Posted by ExBro

So does it mean FLs can post ads here but cannot pay $300-400/mth to have a forumn savvy bro post for them is it?

Can some news savvy bro post that news story, I'm talking about, here to clear the air?

FLs can advertise directly but once there is a middleman involved it is considered to be "living off the earnings of a prostitute" which is illegal.

It is also illegal to run a website that contains advertisements for sex services so what I am doing would be illegal in Singapore.