Bill to criminalise clients will be published tomorrow

[Naughtynatalie]

Mini fist pump?

fisting isnt a fav tbh.

Sounds more like you should get the men to sign it so you don't get into trouble.

I'm the kind of trouble men like to get in to ...............

[Dick]

fisting isnt a fav tbh.



I'm the kind of trouble men like to get in to ...............

I see what you did there!!! As long as your ad is up of course D)

[Sherry]

apologies, to be the bearer of bad news...the bill to criminalise clients will be published tomorrow. It's a sad day.

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime...inet-1.2353975

"new draft legislation on sexual offences which will criminalise those who purchase sex has been approved by the cabinet.

Minister for justice frances fitzgerald brought the proposed law to the meeting on wednesday.

The proposed legislation aims to provide greater protections for children from sexual exploitation and updates the law in the area of grooming. While it proposes to criminalise the purchase of sex, it is understood that it will not decriminalise soliciting in public, or sex work in brothels.

The bill will also contain new and strengthened offences to tackle child pornography.

It provides for a judge at sentencing to include a period of prohibition preventing sex offenders from working with children and vulnerable people. It strengthens the post-release supervision regime and the monitoring of sex offenders.

The bill also introduces a new harassment order.

These orders may be imposed on people convicted of sexual offences, “prohibiting that person from doing certain specified things which may cause fear, distress or alarm to the victim or his or her family or friends”.

The bill also corrects an anomaly in law by providing for the alignment of the penalties for an offence committed by either a man or women in cases of incest.

The age of consent will remain at 17 in the bill.

The heads of the bill were published in november. The criminal law (sexual offences) bill is expected to be published on thursday."

i knew when the website change the new law will come soon
i swear i knew and i told for some people
a bit strange e-i................

[Sherry]

i knew when the website change the new law will come soon
i swear i knew and i told for some people
a bit strange e-i................

big things happening!!!!!
Do y still remember it was in last december and??????????

Ohh and they couldnt organize the new website till now
e-i knewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

[BradArmPitt]

I know very little about anything.
BUT
I do think we have very strong entrapment laws in this country so if everything is carefully worded it should be very hard to get a prosecution in court.
The law will not change for escorts just punters it seems so escorts profiles can stay the same with favourites etc
You call a well reviewed or recommend escort (hopefully EI will be accessible through an onion browser by then for security)
Say hi how much is your time? I need someone to talk to I feel a bit lonely?
Escort says fine ( we are speaking the same language) come and see me.......
Enter apartment hand over money for someone to talk to and then discover that we are actually attracted to each other we decide to have sex......
Even if there was a bug and camera in the room if you are not an imbecile and you never actually say you are paying for SEX it's hard to convict I would have thought.
This law will affect the lower end girls for sure who wants to go to a girl you don't know with no reviews for €50 with maybe 2 or 3 others in the lounge waiting for a client.
The lower end is fucked in my opinion.

[nonpareil]

The dirt bird will be disappointed.

[Good4u2]

big things happening!!!!!
Do y still remember it was in last december and??????????

Ohh and they couldnt organize the new website till now
e-i knewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

hi, what changes got to do with the law?

[BradArmPitt]

The dirt bird will be disappointed.

Dirt bird will have to up his game and see more expensive women that might be a bid safer to see.

[Zealot7]

I know very little about anything.
BUT
I do think we have very strong entrapment laws in this country so if everything is carefully worded it should be very hard to get a prosecution in court.
The law will not change for escorts just punters it seems so escorts profiles can stay the same with favourites etc
You call a well reviewed or recommend escort (hopefully EI will be accessible through an onion browser by then for security)
Say hi how much is your time? I need someone to talk to I feel a bit lonely?
Escort says fine ( we are speaking the same language) come and see me.......
Enter apartment hand over money for someone to talk to and then discover that we are actually attracted to each other we decide to have sex......
Even if there was a bug and camera in the room if you are not an imbecile and you never actually say you are paying for SEX it's hard to convict I would have thought.
This law will affect the lower end girls for sure who wants to go to a girl you don't know with no reviews for €50 with maybe 2 or 3 others in the lounge waiting for a client.
The lower end is fucked in my opinion.

Worth remembering a few things:

• They don't have the capability to listen into the phone calls.
• They don't have the capability to barge in unannounced to an apartment or hotel room.
• There are no laws to punish landlords/hotel management for providing accommodation to sex workers.

Taking all that together, the law is an abysmal failure before it even gets started with how escorts do their business.

And with that....

[Dick]

New draft legislation on sexual offences which will criminalise those who purchase sex has been approved by the Cabinet.

Minister for Justice Frances Fitzgerald brought the proposed law to the meeting on Wednesday.

The proposed legislation aims to provide greater protections for children from sexual exploitation and updates the law in the area of grooming.


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While it proposes to criminalise the purchase of sex, it is understood that it will not decriminalise soliciting in public, or sex work in brothels.