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9th December 2020

Video: Lyn Brown MP speaks against motion to criminalise sex workers’ clients

English Collective of Prostitutes Latest News, Videos & Podcasts Criminalisation of clients, Parliamentary, Poverty

Compelling speech by Lyn Brown MP against a dangerous Ten-Minute Rule motion which would criminalise sex workers’ clients, saying it “will put women at greater risk”. Identifying “poverty and inequality” as root causes of sex work, she cites research about rising destitution in UK.

For more info see our briefing for MPs against the motion here. 

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