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Manhattan(NYC) DA announces policy to stop prosecution of sex workers but not clients

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Obviously these changes are far short of what myself and many others would like to see but I have to note that New York City has long been one of the most hostile places to sex work in the entire Western World so in any change in policy in my opinion is a good one.

A couple of question from my perspective going forward are what does this do to agencies that have been viscously prosecuted in the past like Emperor's Club VIP and how do the New York City Police Department(which is institutionally very anti sex work) and the US Federal Law Enforcement authorities based in NYC(like Homeland Security Investigations) respond to this policy shift. Of course on the surface the changes in NYC look a lot like post Bill C-36 in Canada but Canada had a far different view of sex work long before Bill C-36. Time will tell how this plays out in NYC.
 
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mandrill

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Sound a little like Canada. Certainly a step forward...
 

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Move to "nordic" is better than it was but it still isn't good.
 

mandrill

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Move to "nordic" is better than it was but it still isn't good.
It's a halfway step. And ON has proven that once prostitution is accepted as a legitimate activity - and not a shameful and disgusting crime - the Nordic Model is so fucking stupid and illogical that it gets successfully attacked soon afterwards.
 
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