Justice Committee review of sex work law underscores ongoing ideological clash
Sex worker groups say that decriminalization is needed, while advocates for exploitation and trafficking prevention argue for continued enforcement of existing legislation.
As the House Justice Committee wraps up its review of the country's laws surrounding sex work, partisan divides remain entrenched. Conservatives express support for the existing act as a means to stop sex trafficking, which exploitation advocates argue is necessary, while a Liberal MP says they're l...
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