Free brothels opened in Norway

60 women and 30 men have already signed up.

All said they yearn for ... to give away free sex.

- They have an uncomplicated relationship to it, and believe that sex is as natural as eating breakfast, "said Frank Horn Hartvedt, chairman of Fripolitisk Movement, told Aftonbladet.

Soon open Norway's first five free brothels.

The Norwegian purchasing sex law came in 2009, and moved up a fripolitisk motion greatly.

Now open the five free brothels - in protest.

- 60 women and 30 men have already signed up, said Frank Horn Hartvedt, chairman of Fripolitisk Movement.
Opens in May

Overall, the movement, which he started with his brother, rented premises in Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger and Kristiansand. All five brothels, which open in May, will be used to give away free sex.

- Exactly how to do this, we will give more detailed information about the opening, "said the chairman.

When the service is free and sex workers do not receive any compensation activities will not be affected by the ban on purchasing sex.
"Error of prohibition"

- First and foremost, we do this in order to focus on our fripolitiska message. Secondly, we want to clarify that it is wrong to prohibit what you can do with his own body. People have a different relationship with sex. It is not just something you do to make children, or that two people are in love. Sex can also be animals or fish. But now the politicians want people to abstain from sex, although it is the best gift God has given man - yes, if God exists, "said Frank Horn Hartvedt.
"Voluntarily"

The 90 sex workers will be called "ambassadors of Fripolitisk Movement".


- They do so by their own free will. And the passion for freedom aspect, so it is about more than just sex for them. We have worked on this for three years now, so many of them really yearned to get started, "said Hartvedt.

"Ambassadors" will be mostly from Norway, but also from the rest of Western Europe.

- We have actually three Swedes who have signed up as ambassadors, "said Frank Horn Hartvedt.