Department of Justice NI

[Rachel Divine]

Worth it a read by everyone.


http://www.dojni.gov.uk/index/public...rn-ireland.htm


Published today the independent research into prostitution in NI.

[Sexy Sandy 69]

Dr Susann Huschke hoped that it would be published today before the bill goes before the assembly on Monday. Fingers crossed it makes a difference.

Sandy x

[Rachel Divine]

Dr Susann Huschke hoped that it would be published today before the bill goes before the assembly on Monday. Fingers crossed it makes a difference.

Sandy x

I am very curious what's going to happen.

Had a quick read and she did a great job.

[Rocker123]

I am very curious what's going to happen.

Had a quick read and she did a great job.

It is compelling reading.

[Johnny Simpleton]

Its the same law they are trying to introduce in the south too then or is it different.

If its introduced what will it mean, i dont fully understand it, will clients stop visiting and will most escorts leave Ireland as a result

[Davidontour]

Its the same law they are trying to introduce in the south too then or is it different.

If its introduced what will it mean, i dont fully understand it, will clients stop visiting and will most escorts leave Ireland as a result

It is broadly similar in both jurisdictions.

The simple answer is no and no. After 15 years of criminalisation, Sweden still has over 1000 sex workers in a country not much larger than Ireland. Clients are still very much active. Working conditions for sex workers have deteriorated considerably though and human trafficking is actually increasing. This law if introduced will solve nothing but it will ensure longterm funding for NGOs and make life more difficult for sex workers.

[Bogman]

Had a quick scan through and I am happy that my contribution is there and is accurate. Susann was a very easy person to talk to and I would not hesitate to help her again if it makes the wider public get a more balanced view of the life of a sex worker in NI and Ireland as a whole.

[FetishCherry]

It is broadly similar in both jurisdictions.

The simple answer is no and no. After 15 years of criminalisation, Sweden still has over 1000 sex workers in a country not much larger than Ireland. Clients are still very much active. Working conditions for sex workers have deteriorated considerably though and human trafficking is actually increasing. This law if introduced will solve nothing but it will ensure longterm funding for NGOs and make life more difficult for sex workers.

indeed. i was in Stockholm and realized that this law didnt stopped guys to visit girls. in fact there i had more outcalls requests but and incalls was enough. people are more careful about the girl and location but still coming. and one swedish client told me that and after law was in place actually price increased . an hr is around 250 -300 euros as i remember

[Rachel Divine]

My apology , forgot to congratulate everyone who took part in the research.

Thank you to those who made time to speak to S and those who completed the online survey.

I thanks to the people from other websites who got involved.

[simon2280]

No Change possible despite all the wind been blown about Sex Work in the 5 countries involved