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    Quote Originally Posted by lovenowcrylater View Post
    If we stopped funding sex workers, in turn they could not pay to advertise on this website. So yes we do fund this website.
    You may have lost your focus which I assume is on your concerns for trafficking and not this site.

    This site and the people on it from my experience do not support any form of abuse or trafficking.

    Many escorts have told me they are regularly visited by a specialist Garda unit to ensure their welfare.
    Hopefully this assures you that the authorities do investigate and take matters seriously.

    While your concerns are admirable, voicing unsubstantiated claims on a public form could damage an innocent escort's reputation and livelihood.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hagane00 View Post
    Sex work should be decriminalised, not legalised. This is what Sex Workers want and it's what we should want and support too!

    DECRIMINALISATION
    - In a decriminalised setting sex workers are more empowered to negotiate with clients.
    - Sex workers can attend health and other services and expect a non-discriminatory service.
    - Other legislation covers a broad range of issues including sexual & labour exploitation, in both commercial & private contexts.
    - Industrial legislation has zoning laws for business that can be applied to sex businesses.
    - Sex workers can report violence without fear of arrest & expect a rightful prosecution.
    - Corruption decrease as authorities have less power to demand bribes from sex workers, and sex workers can report corruption.
    - Existing Occupational Health & Safety legislation can help sex workers to secure better worker places.

    https://scarletalliance.org.au/issues/legalisation/
    Of course not they don't want to pay tax! But yes you are correct, my bad.

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