That URL and that image really make me want to not read that article
>With this new proposed law, tech companies will be financially penalized for allowing the advertisement of sex work on their platforms, and they could face jail time.
I’ve not seen this mentioned by anyone else and it seems like it’s based on an interpretation of the “legal but harmful” thing. I’m not convinced that will end up being the actual interpretation.
>A 2018 U.K. research showed that online sex work is actually a safer method, as it revealed that only 5% of sex workers surveyed had experienced physical assault in the last year.
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That URL and that image really make me want to not read that article
>With this new proposed law, tech companies will be financially penalized for allowing the advertisement of sex work on their platforms, and they could face jail time.
I’ve not seen this mentioned by anyone else and it seems like it’s based on an interpretation of the “legal but harmful” thing. I’m not convinced that will end up being the actual interpretation.
>A 2018 U.K. research showed that online sex work is actually a safer method, as it revealed that only 5% of sex workers surveyed had experienced physical assault in the last year.
Apparently this article was posted 20 hours ago.
Am I going mad or is this a little confusing?