Sentence examples for prostitutes should from inspiring English sources

Organizers of sex workers, many of whom advocate decriminalizing prostitution, say prostitutes should be given blanket amnesty or immunity in exchange for cooperating with law enforcement.

Smith's recommendations were in keeping with a 2007 report released by the Standing Committee on the Status of Women, which stated that prostitutes should be considered exploitation victims and that prostitution has been demonstrated to engender human trafficking.

It suggests that prostitutes should be liable to much stiffer penalties for accosting.

At the same time, soliciting offences that are currently used to prosecute prostitutes should be removed from the statute book.

Coercive pimping and drug dependency flourish.Libertarians might contend that prostitutes should be free to ply their trade wherever they please.

Hawaii lawmakers in both chambers agree that legal permission for police to have sex with prostitutes should end.

Gary Neville on David Luiz If a footballer presents himself as a family man and goes and has sex with a prostitute, should he gag her? Nicky Campbell, Radio 5 Live FLAGGING A DEAD HORSE Attack, attack, for feck's sake attack.

In continuing the injunction on behalf of the married actor (aka a "leading actor " and "world-famous celebrity"), the judge said that, should the case ever go to trial, the actor was "likely to establish that he has a reasonable expectation that that which he does in his private life by way of sexual encounters, albeit with a prostitute, should be kept private".

But no one is arguing that "Maya Angelou Was a Prostitute" should be the headline of her every obituary- just that her sex work should be acknowledged in a less perfunctory way.

"Anyone who believes there is such a thing as a happy prostitute should walk down the street with us one night and look these women in the eye," said Nadine Bergquist, a member of Rosenlundstodet, a Swedish volunteer group that helps prostitutes leave the profession, in an interview with Canada's Globe & Mail last year.

Distributing free condoms in hotels — and so putting them in the hands of prostitutes' clients — should help.