A former sex worker who fought to reform New Zealand prostitution laws has been made a dame
Former sex worker Catherine Healy was appointed a dame in the Queen's Birthday Honours for her role in decriminalizing prostitution in New Zealand. She founded the New Zealand Prostitutes' Collective in 1987 and campaigned for law reform, leading to the Prostitution Reform Bill passing in 2003.
New Zealand · 2018-06-05 · The i Paper
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