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Saturday, 30th August 2008

Edinburgh's sex industry

Intolerance to vice girls is an even riskier business The Cockburn Association has reignited the debate over bringing back a tolerance zone for prostitutes. Linda Summerhayes asks if it would make the streets safer for working girls

Prostitution law proposals 'a step back' LOTHIANS MSP Margo MacDonald has warned against a bid to tackle prostitution by outlawing the buying of sex.

We love the docks plan, but what about the prostitutes? Residents slate civic group after call for Leith tolerance zone

Support for GPS tracking for prostitutes AN Edinburgh-based prostitute support group has backed plans to monitor vice girls by GPS in a bid to stop them being attacked.

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