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Northern Ireland is about to criminalise those who pay for sex. This legal breakthrough has come at huge personal cost to a former prostitute who campaigned for it
New campaign urges Irish men to take stand against sex trafficking
Prostitution - We Don’t Buy It is the first all-island effort aimed at male attitudes
‘I am not a criminal or a victim. I am a sex worker’
Some sex workers, including Kate McGrew of RTÉ’s reality show Connected, believe a campaign to criminalise people who pay for sex is patronising and misguided
Ireland still ‘a lucrative place for pimps’
Global campaigners call on Shatter to lead in the international fight against sex trafficking
As a former prostitute I applaud Sinéad O’Connor
The singer’s open letters to Miley Cyrus are right: the former Hannah Montana is so driven to dissociate herself from her Disney days that she’ll comply with the production of imagery nearly as blatantly pornographic as anything produced of me in an early-1990s brothel
The new reality of prostitution has to be addressed by a change in the law
Scandanavian-type laws should be introduced here
Former prostitutes ‘offended’ by Clare Daly stance on sex industry
Independent TD argued criminalising purchase of sex will not tackle root causes
Paid For: My Journey Through Prostitution, by Rachel Moran
A brave account of seven years as a prostitute makes harrowing reading, but it also shines with compassion and humanity
The sex trade: safe or sordid?
As the Government considers new laws on the buying of sex, current and former prostitutes – and some men who use them – share their views on the business
Men and escorts: ‘I think I could tell if they didn’t like it’
For some of their clients, prostitutes provide a fulfilling way to avoid commitment and solve emotional problems. For others, they are easy targets
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Dáil protest hears measure will hurt marginalised learners the most
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