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In parts of Central and Eastern Europe, the anti-prostitution laws target the prostitutes, because in these countries, prostitution is condemned from a moral or conservative viewpoint.Other countries which have restrictive prostitution policies and officially affirm an anti-prostitution stance are Great Britain, Ireland, and Italy.In eight European countries (The Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Greece, Turkey, Hungary, and Latvia), prostitution is legal and regulated.

One consisted of billboards in the streets of the capital Chişinău depicting a girl gripped in a huge clenched fist and being exchanged for dollars. Prior to that date, it was considered a criminal offense (infracţiune) punishable by up to 3 years imprisonment; currently it is an administrative offense (contravenție) punishable by a fine of 500–1500 lei (approximately 110–330 euros as of 2016).Activities which are subject to the prostitution laws include: selling and buying sexual services, soliciting in public places, running brothels, deriving financial gain from the prostitution of another, offering premises to be used for prostitution etc.Often, the prostitution laws are not clear-cut, and are subject to interpretation, leading to many legal loopholes.Amsterdam's prostitution windows are famous all over the world.In Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Northern Ireland, France, and the Republic of Ireland, it is illegal to pay for sex, but not to be a prostitute (the client commits a crime, but not the prostitute).