Canada's top court hears constitutional challenge of sex-worker laws

A case the Supreme Court of Canada heard on Nov. 12 and 13 could set a precedent for Canadian sex-work laws and is the first constitutional challenge of the laws introduced a decade ago to be heard by the top court.
But sex-worker rights groups argue the case addresses only parts of the laws and neglects sex workers’ broader rights. The groups advocate for decriminalization of sex work to make it safer for those working in the sex industry.
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https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/sex-worker-laws-constitutional-challenge
Young, beautiful women can command top dollar as call girls, and that can be a lure. However, the majority of these ladies are working the streets or whorehouses and barely make enough to live on. Sex workers are usually forced by desperate circumstances in to the business. Government need not make their lives any more difficult than it already is.
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Dr. Auric D. Hellman
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