The bill, authored by Rep. Lucrecia Aranda, half had the sanction of Deputies, then unanimously and was approved within hours of losing parliamentary state.
For senators, the project received a positive vote of an overwhelming majority, as it only accounted for one abstention.
Strictly speaking, the law passed today repeals articles 83, 87 and 93 Fault Code (provincial law number 10 703).
Article 83 refers to “offensive to modesty,” the 87 to “prostitution scandal” and 93 a “travesty”.
Specifically, Article 87 penaba to arrest anyone who “publicly he offer sex for money or promise of remuneration or provokes outrage on that occasion.”
Also who pursued “in public places or open-access local propositions doeth manifestly dishonest or offered sex with other people.”
In such cases an arrest was expected up to thirty days, which could reach sixty days if the offer involving minors.
In the case of transvestism, Article 93 stated that “to get dressed or go through is made of the opposite sex and she causes discomfort is punishable by detention for up to twenty days. “
Congresswoman Aranda said after the approval is a victory” of the militancy of “the companions of AMMAR (Association of Women Prostitutes of Argentina) and which was accompanied by various trade associations, civil and political. (Telam) GJU-aem-da 04.29.2010 19:51