There will be an avalanche of claims in years to come particularly if there's a successful claim and a big payout for somebody first.Yep and a lot of them are seeking legal action now. I think it’ll take one successful claim and things could change big time
I do not understand how sex work has become so accepted all of a sudden. I don't think that people who engage in sex work should be prosecuted or anything but the majority are doing it out of desperation or could have been trafficked into it. I know there are a few people that choose it (I saw one being interviewed on TV once) and they want more acceptance of it as a profession but i don't think it should be put out there as a valid career option the same as any other. Most women involved are being exploited and now we're meant to see it as empowering.The promotion of sex work to young people as a way to pay for surgery / treatments is alarming to me, here is everybody’s favourite The Mail reporting on a leaflet that was withdrawn
A clinic which receives NHS funding has been promoting prostitution as a way for transgender people to pay for their transition treatment, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Being a sex worker ‘can be useful and sometimes empowering’, according to a guide produced by CliniQ, a sexual counselling service for transgender people at King’s College Hospital in London. It adds: ‘It can help us pay for parts of our transition.’
The booklet by CliniQ, which is part-funded by King’s College NHS Trust and three London local authorities, also suggests that transgender men – people born in female bodies but transitioning to male – can hide the fact that they are trans when visiting gay sex parties.
Despite being targeted at pre-operative trans men – many of whom are in their late teens and early 20s – the booklet makes only a fleeting reference to pregnancy.
LGB Alliance, an organisation that stands up for gay and women’s rights, last night demanded that NHS chief executive Amanda Pritchard and Health Secretary Sajid Javid order the booklet to be ‘immediately removed’. King’s College Hospital last night said it had been withdrawn.
In a letter to health chiefs, the alliance said: ‘We are writing to express our alarm that an NHS publication is encouraging the sexual assault of gay men through the criminal act of sex by deception and is promoting prostitution as a way to fund gender reassignment.