Niue
(Part of the Realm of New Zealand)

Level 2

Same-sex sexual activity

 Legal since 2007
+ UN decl. sign.[38]

Level: 1

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=? ; 3.Mental=? ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

 Pitcairn Islands
(Overseas territoryof the United Kingdom)

Level 6 Almost Fully Enabled

Same-sex marriage

 Legal since 2015[500]

Level:

1.Life= ; 2.Health= ; 3.Mental= ; 4.Rape= ; 5.Defect= ; 6.Social= ;

7.Demand= ;

 Samoa

Level 2 ½

Same-sex sexual activity

 Male illegal
Penalty: 5-7 years imprisonment (Not enforced)
 Female always legal
+ UN decl. sign.[38]

Level: 3

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=Y ; 3.Mental=Y ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

 Tokelau
(Part of the Realm of New Zealand)

Level 2

Same-sex sexual activity

 Legal since 2007
+ UN decl. sign.[38]

Level:

1.Life= ; 2.Health= ; 3.Mental= ; 4.Rape= ; 5.Defect= ; 6.Social= ;

7.Demand= ;

 Tonga

Level ½

Same-sex sexual activity

 Male illegal
Penalty: Up to 10 years imprisonment and whipping (Not enforced)
 Female always legal[38]

Level: 1

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=N ; 3.Mental=N ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

 Tuvalu

Level ½

Same-sex sexual activity

 Male illegal
Penalty: Up to 14 years imprisonment (Not enforced)
 Female legal
+ UN decl. sign.[38]

Level: 1

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=N ; 3.Mental=N ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

 Wallis and Futuna
(Overseas collectivity of France)

Level 7

Same-sex marriage

 Legal since 2013

Level:

1.Life= ; 2.Health= ; 3.Mental= ; 4.Rape= ; 5.Defect= ; 6.Social= ;

7.Demand= ;

 Algeria

Illegal Fully Disabled

 Illegal since 1966
Penalty: Fine and up to 2 years imprisonment.[38][39]

Level: 3

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=2 ; 3.Mental=2 ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

 Egypt

Illegal Fully Disabled

 Male de factoillegal
Penalty: Up to 17 years imprisonment with or without hard labour and with or without torture and fines under broadly written morality laws
 Female uncertain.[38][45]

Level: 1

1.Life=R ; 2.Health=N ; 3.Mental=N ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

Egypt

Population: 83,082,869

Prostitution: Illegal
It has been illegal since 1949. The man is considered a witness and is exempt of punishment for testifying against the prostitute. The penalty for prostitutes is 3-36 months in prison and/or a fine.

Brothel Ownership: Illegal

Pimping: Illegal

Egyptian law bans both prostitution and the marriage of girls under 16. 'Minors in prostitution are sent to a sort of corrective centre, where conditions are often as bad if not worse than they are in adult prisons,' said Nihad Abul Qumsan, director of the Egyptian Centre for Women's Rights. 'The man involved is not usually prosecuted, but rather acts as a witness in a trial.'"

"Minors Sold For Prostitution Under Guise of Marriage," Integrated Regional Information Networks (IRIN), Nov. 16, 2006

 Libya

Illegal Fully Disabled

Level: Y

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=N ; 3.Mental=N ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

Illegal:

Prostitution in Libya is illegal.[1] Many of the sex workers are from neighboring countries desperate to flee the poverty of their countries.[1]

 Morocco
(IncludingSouthern Provinces)

Illegal Fully Disabled

Level: 3

1.Life=1 ; 2.Health=1 ; 3.Mental=1 ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

Morocco

Prostitution: Illegal

Brothels: illegal

Pimping: illegal

 South Sudan

Illegal Fully Disabled

Level:

1.Life= ; 2.Health= ; 3.Mental= ; 4.Rape= ; 5.Defect= ; 6.Social= ;

7.Demand= ;

Illegal

South Sudan has a problem of imported prostitution from nearby African countries.

 Sudan

Illegal Fully Disabled

Level: 2

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=N ; 3.Mental=N ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=Y ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

 Tunisia

Illegal Fully Disabled

Level: 7 Fully Enabled to terminate unborn children

1.Life=1 ; 2.Health=1 ; 3.Mental=1 ; 4.Rape=1 ; 5.Defect=1 ; 6.Social=1 ;

7.Demand=1 ;

Illegal, but tolerated

Prostitution in Tunisia is illegal, but, as in many other countries, the laws that ban prostitution are ignored and there are many brothels, tolerated and regulated by the authorities.[1]

The 2009 Human Rights Practices Report states: "The penal code prohibits prostitution with penalties of up to two years' imprisonment. Few persons were convicted of violating this law. However, there were government-sanctioned brothels in which the workers reportedly had regular medical exams."[2]

Since the resignation of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, there is public pressure for brothels to close.[3]

Gambia

Illegal Fully Disabled

Level: 3

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=Y ; 3.Mental=Y ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

Gambia

Prostitution: Illegal

Brothels: illegal

Pimping: illegal

Guinea

Illegal Fully Disabled

Level: 3

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=Y ; 3.Mental=Y ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

Liberia

Illegal Fully Disabled

Level: 5

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=Y ; 3.Mental=Y ; 4.Rape=Y ; 5.Defect=Y ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

Liberia

Population: 3,441,790

Prostitution: Illegal

Brothel Ownership: Illegal

Pimping: Illegal

"The first woman to be appointed Director of the Liberia National Police (LNP), Col. Beatrice Munah Sieh, says her administration will eradicate the high level of prostitution and corruption in Liberia."

Apr. 13, 2006, M. Welemongia Ciapha, II, "Police Boss Vows To Fight Prostitution," Liberian Observer

Mauritania

Illegal Fully Disabled

Level: 1

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=N ; 3.Mental=N ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

Nigeria

Illegal Fully Disabled

Level: 3

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=Y ; 3.Mental=Y ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

Nigeria

Prostitution: Illegal

Brothels: illegal

Pimping: illegal

Senegal

Illegal Fully Disabled

Level: 1

1.Life=Y ; 2.Health=N ; 3.Mental=N ; 4.Rape=N ; 5.Defect=N ; 6.Social=N ;

7.Demand=N ;

 Senegal

Fully prostitution enabled,

Population: 13,711,597

Prostitution: Legal
Prostitution has been legal since 1969. Must be at least 21 years of age, register with the police, carry a valid sanitary card, and test negative for sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Free condoms are provided beginning at the first visit to the clinic and are renewed monthly.

Brothel Ownership: Illegal

Pimping: Illegal
Soliciting or living off the earnings of prostitution is prohibited.

"Prostitution was legalized in this predominantly Muslim country in 1969, and today the government tolerates it as long as each prostitute registers with the state, is over 21 years old, and comes regularly to a center run by the Ministry of Health for checkups, education, and medical treatment. And that's a big reason why this West African nation of 10.5 million, according to the World Health Organization, has an HIV infection rate of about two percent while many of its nearest neighbors face rates several times higher; some Southern African countries, such as Botswana, report that a mind-boggling 39 percent or more of the adult population is infected."

Nicholas Thompson, "The Network Effect," Boston Globe, Jan. 5, 2003