When the legislation was passed at the 140-strong meeting in 2013, the decision was greeted by huge cheers, with Dr Morgan, calling it an "historic day for the Church in Wales".
The thousands-strong meeting was a who's who of the country's radical Islamist underbelly.
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sex worker from the Rose Alliance, Sweden, where the law was changed in 1999, spoke recently to a 200-strong parliamentary meeting about the increase in stigma and danger: "We are still criminalised if we work together in premises, we risk eviction by landlords, condemnation by social workers and even losing custody of our kids because we are seen as 'bad girls' unwilling to change.
A court had ruled that the legality of the bill was in question because it seems to have been passed in defiance of the state's strong open meetings laws.
The private address took place in defiance of a standing court order to open the capitol to protesters, prompting democratic assembly leader Peter Barca to question the legality of the whole event under the state's strong open meetings laws.
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