Real Men Don't Prostitute Women
Channel: WrongKindofGreen
Date: 18/08/2015

Prostitution - We Don't Buy It | Tom Meagher & Sex Trade Survivor Rachel Moran

Prostitution costs more than money - the high price no one is talking about.

"To understand patriarchy is to understand that free choice is a fairytale." - Dr Meagan Tyler

Respect to Tom Meagher & Rachel Moran and all those exploited by the sex industry. 

With the United Nations up to it's neck in rape and sex scandals (see the InnerCity Press youtube channel) we are not surprised to witness the powerful George Soros NGOs unite with Amnesty to push through legislation that protects the exploiter: 

"In sheer numbers, it is the poor brown women of the world who pay with bruises, humiliation and deaths for this ignorant and hideous decision that has brought Amnesty International so low." - Lee Lakeman, Canadian feminist

From the Independent:

" A campaigner and former prostitute has spoken out against Amnesty International's campaign for the decriminalisation of all sex work.

Up to 500 members of the international human rights organisation will meet in Dublin this weekend for Amnesty’s 32nd International Council Meeting, where they are expected to vote in favour of the decriminalisation of sex work.

The organisation has said that its draft policy on the issue is the result of two years of research and consultation.

Under the policy, Amnesty International will call for countries not to penalise those who buy or sell sex. It also states that some 'operational' aspects of sex work, such as brothel keeping, should be decriminalised. 

The proposed policy is highly controversial and has been slammed by Irish and international women’s rights groups, who support punishing the buyer of sex, but not the seller.

“Nobody wants the person selling sex to be criminalised… there’s no dissent from any cohort on that,” she said.

“The issue is that the policy [to decriminalise sex work] is one which will benefit those who profit from prostitution far more than the vulnerable persons in prostitution.”

Amnesty’s vote comes as Ireland is close to passing legislation which will see buyers of sex criminalised, but will protect those selling. The new legislation will follow the Swedish model and Northern Ireland, who brought in similar laws at the beginning of June."