Campaigners mark first anniversary of law criminalising men who pay for sex

Campaigners are calling for more effective enforcement of a law that criminalises men who pay for sex.

Campaigners mark first anniversary of law criminalising men who pay for sex
Tue, 27 Mar, 2018 - 08:33

Campaigners are calling for more effective enforcement of a law that criminalises men who pay for sex.

A coalition of groups are today marking the first anniversary of the legislation, but say more can be done.

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