Association for Equality issues statement on message parlours
Has government made it easier for shady operators to offer prostitution through massage parlours by removing the need for a permit to operate since 2016?
Police sources quoted in local media have confirmed that “a substantial percentage of massage parlours did in fact provide sex services” *. A4E call on government to look into this serious matter and crack down on these parlours which are offering sex and which are mushrooming at an alarming rate in every town and village. We also call on government to look into the working conditions of the foreign women working there, to ensure they are not being trafficked and trapped by their unscrupulous owners. *
- June 28, 2018 No comments Posted in: Hot Topics Tags: Association for Equality, massage parlours
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