Late last year the supreme court of Canada called Canada's

prostitution laws unconstitutional so the country was left in legal limbo when it came to buying and selling sex. And if nothing happened by then end of twenty fourteen then prostitution would have become legal in Canada. We would have seen red light districts, brothels and bunny ranches all over this country. Instead, the government has taken advantage of the fact that the existing laws are being thrown out by and now want to criminalize prostitution. Many sex workers believed that after the law was deemed unconstitutional they would be able to have body guards, drivers and would be allowed to do business from their homes. I don't think they were expecting anything like this. But the conservative government in Canada has decided to go in the opposite direction. Peter MacKay is currently the minister of Justice in Canada and yesterday he held a press conference to unveil Canada's new prostitution laws. So Canada won't be getting a series of new red light districts like many people were hoping for. Instead prostitution and the people involved in it in Canada are about to be punished under the full extent of the law. Peter MacKay says that the new model is being called a uniquely Canadian Model. But in reality Canada is getting the Nordic Model where the Johns are about to start paying fines and doing jail and prison time while the prostitutes are about to receive twenty million dollars in annual aid to help them get off the streets. So I'm sure that there will be many support organization vying for that money. Money that will essentially be transferred from male Johns and given to prostitutes to get them off the streets. The conservative government sees prostitutes as victims and johns as the victimizers. That's the bottom line here.

Prostitution bill would make it illegal to buy, sell sex in public

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/prost...

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