Durham University defends student sex work training
Durham University has defended its decision to offer training sessions to help students involved in sex work.
Further Education Minister Michelle Donelan had accused it of “legitimising a dangerous industry which thrives on the exploitation of women”.
But the university said it was acting responsibly by offering students advice on how to stay safe.
Last week its students’ union offered staff and students guidance for people involved in the sex industry.
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