Each country has different freedoms and restrictions, for example in some global tourist hotspots you are not allowed to take selfies. At sports events, like Wimbledon in the UK, you are not allowed to bring selfie-sticks (so many people were doing it that it was becoming a hazard). Many do agree that those examples make sense, but what about cam girls? In the Philippines they outlawed cam girls in 2012, with Chaturbate ph having to ban all girls from the country. It’s the same in much of Asia and the Middle East, in other countries it’s a somewhat grey area. In Western countries it’s legal, though will normally be heavily regulated.
There are strong arguments as to why it should be legal everywhere, especially in third world nations where the money will make a big difference to the lives of the females. Normally the women enjoy working on cam a lot more than working the other jobs they would have otherwise been doing.
If you are thinking of becoming a cam girl, make sure you check out the local laws where you live, sometimes there is a legal workaround. Or if you’re the chap who likes to watch them, you may find that it varies from website to website as to which nationalities they have on cam, some sites are more strict than others, especially relating to the countries which have legal grey areas.
Overall it does seem a bit harsh of the countries who have banned cam girls, as it’s would be far more pleasant for the females to be in the comfort and safety of their bedrooms, being able to choose their own hours of work, and often making tens or hundreds of times more than they would in their normal jobs, and without having to work long shifts. And from the viewer’s perspective, we want to see as many gorgeous ladies as possible, wherever they are from.
Let’s hope that the Internet stays as free and unrestricted as possible, it will make the world a better place for all.
