| # | Name | Comments |
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| 101 | Erica Myers-Davis | |
| 102 | Heather Allen | |
| 103 | Anonymous | Noone anywhere should experience this.We should all have our freedom and dignity. Please help all females,make the against female trafficking laws strictor. |
| 104 | Anonymous | |
| 105 | sarah barr | |
| 106 | Maggie Hays | The Swedish law is the best legal approach to prostitution. |
| 107 | angelica | i was a prostitute for 10 years and some of that time was spent without a pimp. Selling your body day in day out is so not easy for your mind, body or soul. But to do it under duress and be treated as a slave - i would rather kill myself!!!!!! Its not right and something has to be done, and if that means makiing prostitution illegal, whatever it takes surely? |
| 108 | Anonymous | |
| 109 | Anber Raz | Prostitution is violence against women. Unless the issue of demand is addressed women and girls will continue to be abused. Please do something to stop it. |
| 110 | Zoe Naylor | |
| 111 | Mrs Renee Woodward | |
| 112 | Anoushka Fernandes-Vidal | This government must follow the swedish example in order to make society sit up and realize that prostitution is an abuse of women and that women must not be a commodity to be bought and sold at the whim of men. |
| 113 | Tamsin Wright | The majority of women involved in prostitution have no choice, for them i sign this petition.
Educate our young people on why men and women are becoming involved in prostitution and the violence ( emotional, psycholocical and physical) that they face daily and maybe they will think before buying porn magazines, buying street sex when drunk, going to Amsterdam on stag/lads week ends, abusing women girls and boys while "on business" abroad.
Even better show the channel 4 documentry "hardcore" at parents meetings at every UK school so that adults get the message too. |
| 114 | Vanessa Linden | Sadly living in the UK is going back 40 years in modern development. |
| 115 | C Whitehouse | |
| 116 | Roz | |
| 117 | Anonymous | |
| 118 | Yvonne McVicar | It is men, not women who should be held accountable for men's sexuality. |
| 119 | j camfield | |
| 120 | Emma Davidson | |
| 121 | sarah | I think it is about time the law sees prostitution as abuse against women and the demand challenged. |
| 122 | L Brooks | WE should follow the Swedish example. |
| 123 | Anonymous | |
| 124 | Raymond Dempsey | |
| 125 | Anonymous | |
| 126 | Claire Davies | |
| 127 | sally jenkins | |
| 128 | Mandy Mannion | |
| 129 | Laura Price | |
| 130 | Anonymous | "I would argue that not only is prostitution a very dangerous and violating experience for those unfortunate to be directly involved in it, but that it both highlights and perpetuates the position of all females in society. It is not simply the numerous and horrendous acts of violence that women in prostitution suffer that makes it abuse, it is the very act of women's bodies being bought and sold by men that sustains the subordinate position of women and children on a global scale"
- Julie Bindel
It's about time recognition of women's personhood became part of the global human rights agenda. Criminalising johns is a good place to start. |
| 131 | Joanna Laurelin Brown | |
| 132 | Helen Gregg | |
| 133 | Clint Hough | As with drugs, the problem is not removed by attacking the supply but by reducing the demand. If it is illegal to both supply and use drugs, this should also be true of prostitution. However, there is a far more humanis element attached to the latter as it is likely that drug dealers generally choose to do this whereas I believe that a large proportion of prostitutes are forced to do it - probably most usually by men. Please get the priorities right for a change. |
| 134 | Nicola Eady | This change is is long overdue! |
| 135 | Anonymous | mojoblue69@yahoo.co.uk |
| 136 | Ivana Lucic | |
| 137 | Anonymous | |
| 138 | NICOLA EVANS | |
| 139 | Paula | |
| 140 | Pauline Jones | I think the Swedish law is a much better option than legalising prostitution. |
| 141 | Annette McCone | |
| 142 | Andrew Blackmer | |
| 143 | Vicky Flanagan | The laws surrounding the sex industry are based on out of date notions of morality and tradition. This is not only perpetuating the stigma towards women working in the industry but also leaving them an easy and vulnerable target. Whether one agrees or disagrees with the essence of prostitution one must not bring moral dilemmas into the issue of safety, rights and justice which these women not only deserve but should have as a human being. |
| 144 | Vicky Flanagan | The laws surrounding the sex industry are based on out of date notions of morality and tradition. This is not only perpetuating the stigma towards women working in the industry but also leaving them an easy and vulnerable target. Whether one agrees or disagrees with the essence of prostitution one must not bring moral dilemmas into the issue of safety, rights and justice which these women not only deserve but should have as a human being. |
| 145 | kathryn kngiht | |
| 146 | Matt Curley | |
| 147 | diane flanagan | reforms are needed . no protection is given to the vunerable under current legislation there is exploitation from all sides. |
| 148 | Angela Tobin | |
| 149 | Anonymous | |
| 150 | lily dove | |