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Conservative MPs not listening to critics of anti-prostitution bill, ‘disheartening, angering’: sex worker

While we heard about ‘giving a voice to the voiceless’ throughout the week, sex workers do have voices and we can use them, but that does not mean everyone will listen to what we have to say.

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