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Sex

Not for little sister by Laurie Penny (October 2007)
Laurie Penny finds only middle-class male fantasy in Billie Piper’s call girl
Your money, my body by Red Pepper (September 2007)
Following a series of murders of sex workers in Ipswich in December 2006, Red Pepper asked whether finally it was time to decriminalise prostitution. Juliet, a sex workers’ rights activist, said it was. The anti-prostitution campaigners, Assumpta Sabuco Cantó and Charo Luque Gálvez, said it wasn’t
No compromise over commercial sex by Gemma Novis (September 2007)
Gemma Novis says paying for sex can never be right
Dogmatic and deeply flawed by Tim Davies (September 2007)
Sociologist Tim Davies argues against the radical feminist position on prostitution
Family allowance by Norman White (September 2007)
Norman White explains why he pays for his son to see prostitutes
A woman’s choice by Kirsty Travers (September 2007)
‘I’m a woman and I have paid for sex. My decision, my choice.’ Kirsty Travers explains why she sees nothing wrong in hiring a prostitute
 

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