Ep. 37 - What if Brothels Were as Common as Starbucks? | Benjamin Nolot & Helen Taylor
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Join Exodus Cry founder Benjamin Nolot and Vice President of Impact Helen Taylor as they dive into the Abolition Model of law, which targets exploiters by criminalizing the purchase of sex while decriminalizing those who sell it, aiming to reduce demand and combat trafficking at large. Listen in for an insightful discussion on the importance of this approach in the fight against human exploitation.
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