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SCOT-PEP response to Rhoda Grant consultation to criminalise clients

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Posted on December 11, 2012 by English Collective of Prostitutes

Read the response here.

Posted in Criminalisation: Sweden & others | Tagged Criminalisation of clients, SCOT-PEP, Scotland | Leave a reply

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