Fury at brothel-legislation bid

Furious anti-vice campaigners today hit out at the British government for considering legalising brothels in the North.

Fury at brothel-legislation bid
Thu, 23 Nov, 2006 - 13:57

Furious anti-vice campaigners today hit out at the British government for considering legalising brothels in the North.

A Northern Ireland Office consultation paper on sexual offences held out the prospect of two or three prostitutes being allowed to work together for safety reasons.

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