Oldest Female Profession is Legal in Ecuador

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In Ecuador the oldest female profession is legal! Here vice women loudly proclaim their rights and create labor unions. Dmytro Komarov will reveal how these woman live, how they and their spouces treat themselves and everything inside out of this business. You will also see a strange custom that may seem wild to a European. But to the Indigenous peoples of Ecuador it is enshrined in the constitution! It is a legal right known as lynching: if a crime takes place on the territory of an indigenous community, they have the full right to administer justice without the involvement of the judicial system of the state. During such a trial, the whole community decides what to do, not just the judge. How do such trials take place, what are the sentences, and how does the person sentenced to punishment feel? And to make sure no one feels bad, Dmytro will cook for the community the real Ukrainian green borsch, but with the secret ingredient. Which one? Answer is inside What's inside the episode: *** 02:21 Dmytro meets pretty talkative women to discuss how it feels being a vice woman in Ecuador 04:25 Meet Maria Jose - representative of labor union of vice workers. How much they earn? 07:06 Going to visit a hotel specializing in providing rooms for intimate privacy 12:55 Meeting with the oldest vice woman in Quito. She tells Dmytro her lifestory. 17:11 Meet Angie. Her husband knows how his wife earns money. How does he feel jealous about what she does? 22:33 exploring Quito's slums to meet Angie's kids and dinner with them. 27:46 A natural medicine center where you can cleanse your karma with ... nettle. 32:16 Dmytro tries itself the nettle cleanse ritual. 34:15 Visiting a villiage with legal right for lynching. 35:48 Dmytro attends such lynch-trial and watches the execution of the sentence. 46:21As soon as we refuse to suffer lets cook some ukrainian borsch! *** What is it all for? Dmytro Komarov is famous Ukrainian TV host and author of "The World Inside Out" alongside with Ukraininan filmmaker Oleksandr Dmytriev travel to countries that are not usually visited by tourist tours. They manage to go to places where a man has never set a foot. Dmytro himself creates the route, learns the features of the new place in advance and tries to survive on his own in the practical primitive conditions. But the real thing is that he is actually trying to get used to the role of the natives, not just like a stranger but as part of the team, actively trying new crafts and ways of getting food, learning the local traditions and laws. Dmytro and Oleksandr have visited more than 20 countries, and without a doubt these were not passing journeys but thorough cultural studies. #Ecuador #worldinsideout