Czechia does not criminalise selling or buying sex between adults and has no law regulating prostitution: there is no registration, licence or health-check regime, and the Trade Licensing Act excludes sexual services from licensable trades. The criminal law targets third parties: procuring and profiting from another person's prostitution (§ 189 Criminal Code), prostitution near schools (§ 190) and trafficking (§ 168). Municipalities, including Prague, ban offering sexual services in public spaces. Regulation bills, the last two from the City of Prague in 2013–2014, lapsed. In 2025 the Supreme Administrative Court held that income from voluntary prostitution is taxable, and in 2026 the Constitutional Court rejected the taxpayer's two complaints in that case. A first-instance court discontinued the procuring prosecution of the operators of the ad site Sex.cz in August 2026. Source: Prostitution Laws (prostitutionlaws.org), https://prostitutionlaws.org/countries/czechia/, reviewed 2026-11-03, CC BY 4.0.