PERILAKU SEKSUAL PEKERJA SEKS KOMERSIL DAN PELANGGAN DI LOKALISASI GANG DOLYY SURABAYA

Khairoh, Miftahul PERILAKU SEKSUAL PEKERJA SEKS KOMERSIL DAN PELANGGAN DI LOKALISASI GANG DOLYY SURABAYA. In: International Conference for Midwives (ICMid) "The Role of Master of Midwifery in Developing Education and Midwifery Service", 20-21 April 2016, Bandung Jawa Barat Indonesia Universitas Padjajaran.

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Abstract

Prostitution is sexual services, such as oral sex or sex for money. Someone who sell sexual services are called prostitutes, which is now often referred to as commercial sex workers (PSK). Risks are described prostitution, among others, public unrest and the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, which is a common risk-free unprotected sex such as condom. PSK is considered as a population at high risk for STDs. The purpose of this study was to analyze the sexual behavior of Commercial Sex Workers and customers in Gang Dolly Surabaya. This research uses qualitative research methods to the type of ethnographic research. Based on the strategy, the study design, including the design of a Single Case Study stuck. The technique used in this research is a criterion-based selection / internal sampling. Test the confidence of the data used is triagulasi. Techniques used in the analysis process by using an interactive model. All parties concerned with the lives of Sex Workers give full support to comply with condom use. The whole prostitutes and pimps customers even considered that oral and anal sex is very normal and reasonable. The existence of VCT is a positive thing that a lot of benefits. VCT is regarded as self-protection of the "ferocity" of prostitution. Suggested for all customers to be more obedient to the use of condoms and should not take antibiotics without a prescription. For health workers and all parties associated with Dolly, in order to further improve the discipline of "leave" for prostitutes who are already positive sexually transmitted disease.

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