Sex laws set for overhaul
Press Review 31 December 2003
Sex laws set for change
Press Review 30 December 2003
Prostitution laws set for overhaul
News Article 30 December 2003
The government has said that the prostitution laws are set for a major overhaul.
Blunkett calls for new attitudes towards prostitution
News Article 27 June 2003
The home secretary has called for a cultural change in the way the country deals with prostitution.
Livingstone to tackle child sex workers
Press Review 7 April 2003
Safe houses for 'sex slaves'
Press Review 11 March 2003
Home Office mounts bid to tackle sex slaves
News Article 10 March 2003
The Home Office has announced plans to develop safe houses for women who are smuggled into the UK to work in the vice trade.
Curb-crawling laws attacked
Press Review 16 September 2002
Call for vice traffic crackdown
Press Review 16 August 2002
Government attacked over human trafficking record
News Article 16 August 2002
Home Office minister Beverley Hughes has denied claims that the government is doing little to prevent women being forced into prostitution by human traffickers.
Union denies recruiting prostitutes
News Article 27 May 2002
A trade union has strongly denied claims that it is recruiting prostitutes to its ranks.
Sleaze and booze crime crackdown - new powers
News Article 30 August 2001
New powers to aid Labour's crime crackdown on sleaze and booze come into force this weekend.
Police set for crackdown on kerb crawlers
News Article 2 August 2001
The Home Office has unveiled guidelines spelling out new police powers of arrest to tackle kerb crawlers, hit and run drivers and child pornographers.
Charity calls for reform of child abuse laws
News Article 4 July 2001
A leading children's charity has called on the government to introduce new legislation to prevent the sexual abuse of young children.
Review on prostitution laws pledged
News Article 4 July 2001
The government has promised a full review of the laws on prostitution and more efforts to tackle the rising international trade in "human traffic".
