Media Coverage of prostitution

Its a long time since I seen any coverage of topics such as prostitution etc in the Irish media = be it positive or negative. With the huge demand for sex services in the country, you would imagine that it would be featured somewhat ???

There will be. I have lots of media enquiries coming in from ROI now. It's time to get this debate out in the open
and dealt with through the courts.

*waves to the nuns* :D

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Originally Posted by Laura Lee

There will be. I have lots of media enquiries coming in from ROI now. It's time to get this debate out in the open
and dealt with through the courts.

*waves to the nuns* :D

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so do you think you have a chance laura, will the governments really listen

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Originally Posted by Rem700

Its a long time since I seen any coverage of topics such as prostitution etc in the Irish media = be it positive or negative. With the huge demand for sex services in the country, you would imagine that it would be featured somewhat ???

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There's been other issues keeping the media busy, water protests, up & coming referendums, UK elections, Nepal earthquakes. Once there's little news, the media will be back publishing fake drivel about the sex industry.

Sandy x

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Originally Posted by Kunis

so do you think you have a chance laura, will the governments really listen

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Paul Givan might be able to (as head of a Justice Committee, might I add) declare that there is no need for evidence,
that doesn't wash in court. All law must be based on good evidence.

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Originally Posted by Laura Lee

Paul Givan might be able to (as head of a Justice Committee, might I add) declare that there is no need for evidence,
that doesn't wash in court. All law must be based on good evidence.

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Also on wording of laws! While I believe you will win your (and by extension OUR) case ultimately, the courts are courts of law and not of Justice!