Abstract
A sexual practice that has a high risk occurs in prostitution activity, which results in sexually transmitted
 diseases. Female sex workers often have no other choice if their customers ask for services that can result in
 the risk of transmitting sexual diseases such as requests from customers who are refusing to use condoms. The
 design of this study is descriptive qualitative, and data collected by in-depth semi-structured interviews with
 three female sex worker and a pimp. Informants were chosen randomly. Data is processed by categorizing
 or grouping the results of interviews and presented in narrative form. The results showed that sexual practice
 risked customers Teluk Bayur Brothel occurred in oral sexual services by not using condoms, which were
 at high risk of gonorrhea. Even though Female CSWs (Commercial Sex Workers) have low education, they
 have good knowledge about the risk of sexually transmitted diseases, especially HIV/AIDS.
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