A better story
We believe people were made for purpose, not purchase. Sexual exploitation is not part of God's better story for anyone, and as Christians, we are called to bring freedom and restoration to those who are oppressed and abused in the commercial sex trade.
We want to build our successful campaign to criminalise payment for sex in Northern Ireland by introducing similar legislation in England, Scotland and Wales.
And our vision is a society where no one is for sale, where vulnerable people do not feel prostitution is their only choice, and where those in prostitution are genuinely supported and helped to rebuild their lives.
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Looking to give a talk at your church on the sex industry? Our preacher's toolkit brings together all the things you might need into one place, including the key Bible passages, statistics, quotes, political background and pastoral guidance.
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Prostitution has never been a matter of personal choice or female empowerment. Rather, the role of ‘buyer’ versus ‘seller’ has always been determined not only by sex but also by race, nationality and — above all — class.
News about Sexual Exploitation
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Anti-Slavery Commissioner calls for inquiry into exploitation on OnlyFansThe UK’s Anti-Slavery Commissioner, Eleanor Lyons, has called for a public inquiry into potential ‘exploitation’ of women on the online platform OnlyFans, after a BBC investigation exposed threatening and exploitative behaviour.
Sexual Exploitation
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More than 500 women a day advertised for sex in Northern Ireland
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14-year-old groomed on gaming platform Roblox
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Subscription platforms like OnlyFans a 'gateway' to sexual exploitationA new report from the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner has highlighted the rise in commercial sexual exploitation, and the role that Adult Services Websites (ASWs) have in this. The report found that subscription…
Sexual Exploitation
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Scottish Parliament rejects prostitution billThe Scottish Parliament have voted against Ash Regan’s bill to introduce the Nordic Model to Scotland’s prostitution laws. MSPs voted not to progress the legislation from Stage One at yesterday’s debate.
Sexual Exploitation
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MSPs urged to end years of inexplicable inaction and back sex-buying ban
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Scottish government will not support Bill to make paying for sex illegal
Sexual Exploitation