Prostitution in Canada : international framework, federal law, and provincial and municipal jurisdiction / revised by Robert Mason. : YM32-10/2011-119-2022E-PDF

"Prostitution has long been the subject of varying moral perspectives and legal approaches. These divisions often reflect different ideas about how vulnerable people can best be protected from exploitation and violence. International law relating to prostitution is mainly focused on two goals: protecting adults from forced prostitution and protecting children from all forms of sexual abuse and exploitation. There is widespread international agreement on these goals but less agreement on how to regulate sexual services between consenting adults. Canada's approach to prostitution has changed significantly in recent years. Until 2014, consensual sex between adults for money was legal, although many activities surrounding the act of prostitution were prohibited"--Executive summary, page ii.

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