religious leaders kick against Amnesty International proposed legalization of prostitution

A request from the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women (CATW) that challenges 'an arrangement that requires the decriminalization of pimps, house of ill-repute proprietors and purchasers of sex - the mainstays of a $99 billion worldwide sex industry' has been marked by more than 400 individuals, including A-rundown Hollywood famous people; Anne Hathaway, Kate Winslet, and Meryl Streep alongside conspicuous church pioneers like Judah Lawrence Couch, chief, National Advocacy Center of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd;

Rev. Michael Carrion, Evangelical Covenant Church and National Latino Evangelical Coalition; Rev. Adrian Dannhauser, seat, Task Force Against Human Trafficking for the Episcopal Diocese of New York; Major Katie Stoops and Salvation Army.

A portion from the letter peruses,

The decriminalization of pimping, whorehouse owning and sex purchasing, it will in actuality bolster an arrangement of sex politically-sanctioned racial segregation, in which one class of ladies may pick up insurance from sexual brutality and... Read more


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