Debate: Prostitution Should be a Human Right
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The earliest known record of prostitution dates back to 2400 BC in ancient Babylonia. As nations around the world reconsider the legal and social frameworks surrounding sex work, we pose the question: Should the right to engage in prostitution, when consensual, be protected as a fundamental human right? Or, conversely, because prostitution has been, more often than not, a product of poverty, exploitation, and/or trafficking, prostitution cannot be a human right, but human injustice?
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During the first half of the meeting, there will be an improvised mini-debate session, where anyone may get called to defend or oppose a motion in 2 minutes (voluntarily, of course).
During the main debate, 3 debaters will propose the motion, 3 debaters will oppose it, and YOU may give your opinion during Floor Contributions.
The meeting will be held on the first floor of the Windsor Castle pub in Victoria, a beautiful Victorian pub with great food, drinks and reasonable
Debate: Prostitution Should be a Human Right