El vacío normativo en la legislación ecuatoriana referente a la prostitución, y su afectación en la seguridad jurídica.

Abstract

Prostitution is a trade practiced since the beginning of humanity, which has not been regularized in many countries of the world, in Ecuador there is no rule that legally frames it as a form of work because an economic income is obtained, and neither is it considered a crime, since it is not sanctioned after its execution, this normative vacuum affects the exercise of it in terms of dignity and the right to free work; Although several organizations are immersed in this activity, there is no legal certainty regarding the exercise of it, even when the Constitution of the Republic establishes that there must be clear, public and foreseeable regulations in Article 82; The National Government must take urgent action against this violation of rights of those who exercise this activity due to the fact that they are not regularized.