NicoleLampa Contact. The charges against them were also declared to violate the charter of rights in the Friday morning ruling. Charges of advertising sexual services, making money from the sex trade, and procuring from the sex trade remained.
The couple challenged these charges and said they violate their right to freedom of expression as well as the rights of sex workers to a safe work environment. This included wearing condoms, acting like gentlemen, and communication for service at a safe distance rather than on the street or in a bar. John Cassells of the group Men Ending Trafficking was in the courtroom and says the ruling sends the wrong message to criminals involved in the sex trade.
A woman who says her year-old daughter is in the sex trade added that she's also upset with the ruling. The crown is expected to appeal the decision. Reddit Share. The initial human trafficking charges against them were later dropped. The defence argued their clients were managers protecting their workers, not criminals. Calls to save Ontario Science Centre persist.
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