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Rise in number of people facing prosecutions for paying for sex

14 people face prosecution this year for paying for sex with a prostitute - twice as many as last year.

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Campaign shows 68% of men who contacted sex worker still asked about services despite tragic story
Campaign shows 68% of men who contacted sex worker still asked about services despite tragic story

A hard-hitting video campaign has laid bare the grim reality for victims of Ireland's sex trade.

Thu, 18 Jan, 2018

Prostitution ring with 70 women to be targeted

SEARCH and arrest operations are planned for Dublin, Cork and Galway in relation to an alleged prostitution ring involving 70 Hungarian women.

Fri, 25 Mar, 2011

No prosecutions on human traffic law

THERE have been no prosecutions for human trafficking into Ireland since laws to combat the illegal trade were brought in more than four months ago.

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Concern over limited remit of domestic violence agency

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