Sentences with phrase «make sex trade»

The main objection is that the new law might make sex trade workers less safe than the previous arrangement.

The combined effect of this decision is to make the sex trade industry significantly safer and lawful for those fortunate enough to be operating in the «higher - end» fringes while doing little to protect the drug / alcohol - addicted women who turn to street prostitution in desperation.

In fact, with tourism, trafficking and freedom of movement making the sex trade increasingly international, I believe we are moving towards a less equitable state of affairs than ever.

Not exact matches

How they empower women: Sari Bari is a freedom business where women in India who have been exploited in the sex trade or who are vulnerable to trafficking can experience a new life in the making.

Whether it is a mega church pastor who hires young men to have sex with him or a politician who gets inside info and makes lots of $ $ $ on insider trading, some people abuse their position.

The Future Project's report also notes that international sporting events are particularly insidious in the sex trade industry, as it makes it easier to bring visitors into the country who may be unwilling victims of the sex trade.

Last Sunday, the trade minister made the front page of the Mail on Sunday over allegations that he once made his secretary buy not one but two sex toys in Soho.

New legislation that would increase penalties for prostitution near city schools — inspired by the anger over the open sex trade happening near PS 6 in West Farms — is getting some push back by a civil rights group that says the stiffer penalties will only make it harder for prostitutes to get out of the lifestyle.

The Member of Parliament (MP) Ablekuma Central Constituency disclosed this to Joynews when reacting to the comment made by the MP for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyepong in which he allegedly accused the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission, Charlotte Osei, of trading sex for the job.

To bygone generations, the idea of a man guiding the courting process just seemed to make sense — business, politics, trade and world affairs were already open to them, so it was logical to assume that men should take the lead in wooing the fairer sex too.

«Becoming Jane,» which stars Anne Hathaway as Jane Austen, seems tailor - made for next year's Oscar race; «Trade» is the not - exactly - uplifting tale of sex trafficking, and it seems like it has a chance at some awards as well, provided the subject matter isn't too harsh.

We could trade quotable lines for days (my personal favorites being what Jon Benjamin's can of vegetables admits he's acrobatically capable of, and then Paul Rudd bluntly refusing to make out with Elizabeth Banks's character due to her burger flavor), but the key to the movie's endurance — past its timelessness grounded in a specific brand of»80s sex romp flick — is the way in which it treats nostalgia.

We make this submission to urge the Inquiry to ensure the meaningful participation of Indigenous women who sell or trade sex and / or use drugs, -LSB-...]

In that way, the prohibition on living off the avails extends only to those, such as pimps, who actually exploit sex - trade workers and exempts those who, while they may make money from their work, nevertheless provide them with protection.

The Criminal Code prohibits soliciting sex, living off of the money earned from sex and operating a «bawdy house», each of which can be so broadly defined as to make it extremely difficult for prostitutes and other sex - trade workers to operate.

The key issue is the contradictory laws that make performing sex for money (prostitution) legal in Canada (that is, prostitution is not included as a criminal offence in the Criminal Code of Canada), while restricting where prostitutes can practise the trade safely, and severely limiting the people with whom they can associate.

The fact that sex trade workers face the risk of violence by pimps and johns did not diminish the role of the state in making them more vulnerable to that violence.