Survey for legal review of Section 7A of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 2017

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The Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 1993 was amended and replaced by Section 7A of Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 2017 which made it illegal to purchase sex in Ireland.

The Department of Justice and Equality is looking for the views of concerned parties about the effects Section 7A of Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 2017 has had in Ireland.

You can fill out the survey from the Department of Justice and Equality by following the link below, or you can email them at s7areview@justice.ie to share your views on the detrimental effects the law has had on Sex Workers in Ireland.

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Please take your time to fill out this survey, so we can get rid of this horrible law and hopefully work towards decrimanilising Sex Work in Ireland.

Turn on the responsible red light.

As a client I'd like to be able to report trafficking if I felt it was happening. Right now I can't go near that option.

The definition of a brothel is crazy, it needs to be wiped out, it's so dangerous for an escort to operate within the law right now.

Policy makers are drafting law that keeps trafficking alive, therefore keeping the need for a NGO to monitor it. The NGO has good intentions, but if they really want to solve the problem of trafficking they need information about it, and a decriminalised client/escort is best positioned to report their concerns.

The current law means Ruhama will have work to do for infinity, paying their salaries for infinity, let's solve this problem and decriminalise the sector so that the police/escorts/clients can work together to root out abusers.