By Karen Murdarasi2024-10-31T08:00:00
‘It would be nice to think that we can separate trafficking from ‘normal’ prostitution, but that’s a comforting fiction,’ says Karen Murdarasi.
Sally Hope argues that Christians should not be worried about the decriminalisation of “sex work” (a euphemism for both prostitution and pimping), but instead should defer to experts. As someone who is a trustee of an anti-human trafficking charity and who has worked with many victims of sex trafficking as an interpreter, perhaps I could offer my expertise.
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