'We think buying sex is unacceptable because it favours human trafficking and forced prostitution,' Deputy Justice Minister Astri Aas-Hansen told AFP.
Street prostitution has become ever more visible in Norwegian cities in recent years, with prostitute support organisations estimating the country of just 4.6 million people counts as many as 3,000 sex workers.
The new law, which is modelled on similar legislation in Sweden, aims to clean up the streets and protect the prostitutes by outlawing the buying of sex, but not the sale. More...
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