Sex worker law remains an unsatisfactory work in progress
Tuesday, March 07, 2017 @ 1:51 PM | By Greg Hughes
The past several years have featured considerable debate on the state of Canadian sex workers’ laws. It is a contentious legal issue that remains a hot-button topic among many.
For many Canadian legal scholars and advocacy groups, the issue of sex work legality – specifically, sex workers’ rights to freedom of expression and association, security of the person and equal treatment under the law – remains in an unsatisfactory state.
Modern efforts to reform sex workers’ laws commenced in 2013, in which the Canada (Attorney General)...
For many Canadian legal scholars and advocacy groups, the issue of sex work legality – specifically, sex workers’ rights to freedom of expression and association, security of the person and equal treatment under the law – remains in an unsatisfactory state.
Modern efforts to reform sex workers’ laws commenced in 2013, in which the Canada (Attorney General)...
