Resumen
Objetivo: Determinar la problemática actual y las perspectivas de la responsabilidad legal de la prostitución así como el papel de las administraciones públicas en su regulación. Metodología: Mediante el método dialéctico, se analizaron aspectos actuales sobre la comprensión conceptual de los tipos de responsabilidad legal de la prostitución en Malasia, Indonesia, Singapur, Filipinas, Tailandia, Brunei Darussalam, Nueva Guinea Occidental y Ucrania. Resultados: Una política moderna sobre la prostitución en los países analizados requiere su liberalización oficial. El papel de las administraciones públicas debe cambiar de forma constructiva para ofrecer programas socialmente necesarios para la detección sistemática de la salud y la protección de las prostitutas, una influencia ideológica y cultural positiva en su conciencia, y la aplicación práctica del marco conceptual legal para su integración en la inclusión social. Conclusiones: El carácter constructivo de la esencia política de la prostitución debería eliminar la estigmatización de las trabajadoras
sexuales y de su actividad para proporcionar un respeto social común a cualquier ser humano como valor supremo y elemento potencialmente constructivo del presente y del futuro.
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