Commercial sexual exploitation is rife in Britain. To end the sex trafficking and prostitution trade, the Government must tackle the demand that drives it - just as countries including France, Ireland, Sweden and Norway have done.
This requires criminalising paying for sex and enabling the prostitution of others, while decriminalising victims of sexual exploitation and providing support and exiting services. There is extensive evidence that this ‘end demand’ approach deters men from paying for sex, changes public attitudes, and makes countries more hostile destinations for sex traffickers.
Will you write to your MP now and ask them to support changing the law to end commercial sexual exploitation in England and Wales?