All covered up: Indonesian sex workers covering their faces as military police conduct patrols to prevent people from patronising Surabaya city's red light district, popularly known as Dolly. - AFP
SURABAYA: Sex workers in skin-tight outfits sit in shop windows, ignoring the call to prayer that blares from mosques across the heart of one of South-East Asia’s biggest red-light districts.
The series of narrow alleys in Surabaya’s “Dolly” district on Indonesia’s Java island teem with prostitutes touting for business, smiling through the windows and doorways of dingy clubs and bars housed in crumbling buildings.
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