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Our Em | Report | 17 Jan 2006 04:35 |
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Yes Pat, It is something like 90 odd % of prostitutes are so to fuel their drug habit, so helping them come off the drugs and setting them back on the right path seems the logical thing to do. |
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Pat | Report | 17 Jan 2006 04:30 |
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Hope my daughter is never one of them says every bloke who has a daughter yet that same bloke could be a kerb crawler tonight or in the early hours :-( 'Zero tolerance' of men who buy sex, with more support for prostitutes, are among plans set to be published in a government strategy on prostitution. In the plans for England and Wales, more kerb crawlers could lose their driving licences, while prostitutes would get help over drugs and housing. Way to go always thought legislation was the wrong way round and we don't just need it to be legal for men to do what they want :-( We need protection for the women who are in the front line. Watching this in the news as it's very important for the used hope they win against the users for a change. Pat x |
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Pat | Report | 17 Jan 2006 04:27 |
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Around 80,000 women in Britain work as prostitutes, and half of those are under 25, Thats what the Home Office estimates. Please read below (this has been updated especially for Jacqui ;-))) |
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