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Support for Ontario court decision on harmful sex worker laws

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September 28, 2010

MP Libby Davies Welcomes Superior Court Ruling Striking Down Harmful Laws

Ottawa- Vancouver East MP Libby Davies welcomes the landmark Ontario Superior Court ruling striking down Canada's laws surrounding prostitution noting the laws are substantially "increasing the risk of harm" to sex workers.

"This is a long overdue victory for some of Canada's most vulnerable women," said Davies. "The ruling is in line with the 2006 findings of the Parliamentary Sub-Committee on Solicitation Laws, showing that current laws are hurting sex workers," said Davies whose Private Member's Motion was the impetus for the sub-committee.

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Krystalline Kraus

Activist Communique: Manitoba woman forced into jail to seek TB treatment

| August 2, 2011
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Criminalizing sex workers harms the most vulnerable

I had planned to write my first post in MediaIndigena about something light-hearted (I'm working on pieces about yoga and an awesome art project). Much of my time is spent thinking about violence in our communities, so I wanted to take on some more positive issues, reminding us of our strengths and possibilities as Indigenous people.

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Alert! Radio from Canadian Dimension

Will the Ontario Court Ruling Make Sex Work Safer? What is the World March of Women? Who won in Venezuela?

October 7, 2010
| Alert! Radio #159 - Interviews with Pascale Robitaille, Diana Lombardi and Eva Golinger. Headlines, Around the Left in 7 Days and Music is the Weapon.

59:56 minutes (54.88 MB)
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