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March 11, 2008 Public Forum in vancouver Should Prostitution be Legalized Before the 2010 Olympics? |
Workless Party Public Forum asks "Should Prostitution be Legalized Before the 2010 Olympics"? Tuesday, March 11, 2008, YWCA, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada - Coast Salish Territory |
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For Immediate Release Vancouver - The legalization of prostitution has been a long neglected topic in the City of Vancouver. It’s time to revisit the question, consider alternatives, and look at solutions once again. The coming 2010 Winter Olympics make the topic especially timely. How will a mega-event that will bring thousands of tourists to Vancouver affect the sex trade in the city? Will the recent implementation of a sex worker's cooperative help or merely compound the problem and further exploit already marginalized women? Is there a solution to Vancouver's sex trade? What about the trafficking of women? Can a rationale policy that recognizes the multiple dimensions of the sex trade be found? |
See also: Prostitution Forum ( 2003 )Click on the links below for webcasts.
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Introduction: Carly Teng, Workless Party |
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Susan Davis, BCCEW (British Columbia Coalition of Experiential Women) RT: 10:35 |
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Danielle Cormier, XPALSS (Ex-Prostitutes Against Legislated Sexual Servitude) |
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Elin Sigurdson, Pivot Legal Society |
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Tamara O'Doherty, Researcher specializing in experiences of victimization for off-street workers in the sex industry |
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Dave Dickson, Vancouver Police Depart, Sex Worker Liaison |
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Daisy Kler, Vancouver Rape Relief and Women's Shelter |
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Esther Shannon, FIRST |
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Jackie Lynne, AWAN (Aboriginal Women's Action Network) |
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Lee Lakeman, Canadian Association of Sexual Assault Centres |
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