Introduction GB Road (Garstin Bastion Road), located in the heart of Delhi, is infamously known as the city's red-light district. It is one of the largest and oldest hubs of prostitution in India, where thousands of women and girls work in brothels under harrowing conditions. This comprehensive exploration delves into the historical context, socio-economic drivers, community dynamics, impacts on women and children, legal and social challenges, and efforts to address the issue on GB Road. Historical Context GB Road's history as a center for prostitution dates back to the British colonial era. Initially, it was a bustling commercial area, but over time, it evolved into a red-light district. The transition occurred due to various socio-economic factors and the marginalization of certain communities, who found sex work to be a viable means of survival. Today, the area consists of numerous multi-story buildings, each housing several brothels where sex workers ply their trade. Socio-