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- مدرسة جون John school هي اسم يطلق على برنامج تعليمي وتأهيلي للمدانين في قضايا الدعارة، وبدأ في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية. (ar)
- John school is a form of educational intervention aimed at clients of prostitutes, who are colloquially known as 'johns' in North America. Societal norms deemed the behavior of clients and their engagement in sex work as atypical so John Schools worked to address this. John schools originated in San Francisco due to community frustrations about the great occurrence of street prostitution in their areas and the lack of effective policies to combat the sex industry. Schools similar to the San Francisco one were established throughout the country and in multiple nations. John schools are usually a diversion program for people - almost exclusively men - arrested for soliciting the services of a prostitute, or another related offense. This often acts as an alternative to criminal prosecutions. However, in some jurisdictions, courts may sentence men to attend a john school program as a condition of probation. John schools often last a few months and usually have weekly sessions. Their focus is often on the experiences and harms of prostitution, such as the violence associated with prostitution, the sexually transmitted disease risks of prostitution, and the effects of prostitution on families and communities. Whether the John school is a diversion program or a sentencing condition, the client will often pay a fee to enroll. The fee frequently covers the cost of the program and sometimes contributes to programs to aid prostitutes, or community projects within red light districts. Generally speaking, there is no definitive answer as to if John schools have been able to reduce the number of clients engaging in the sex industry. (en)
- 성범죄자 재범방지 교육이란 성범죄의 재범을 막기 위하여 성범죄자를 대상으로 한 교육이다. 관련법에 근거하여 수강명령이 내려지며, 집행의 주무부처는 법무부이다. (ko)
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- مدرسة جون John school هي اسم يطلق على برنامج تعليمي وتأهيلي للمدانين في قضايا الدعارة، وبدأ في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية. (ar)
- 성범죄자 재범방지 교육이란 성범죄의 재범을 막기 위하여 성범죄자를 대상으로 한 교육이다. 관련법에 근거하여 수강명령이 내려지며, 집행의 주무부처는 법무부이다. (ko)
- John school is a form of educational intervention aimed at clients of prostitutes, who are colloquially known as 'johns' in North America. Societal norms deemed the behavior of clients and their engagement in sex work as atypical so John Schools worked to address this. John schools originated in San Francisco due to community frustrations about the great occurrence of street prostitution in their areas and the lack of effective policies to combat the sex industry. Schools similar to the San Francisco one were established throughout the country and in multiple nations. John schools are usually a diversion program for people - almost exclusively men - arrested for soliciting the services of a prostitute, or another related offense. This often acts as an alternative to criminal prosecutions. (en)
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- مدرسة جون (ar)
- John school (en)
- 성범죄자 재범방지 교육 (ko)
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