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Bill legalizing prostitution rejected by Romanian Senate
02.03.2011, 19:37 | Actuality | 1116 views
The Romanian Senate rejected on Wednesday a bill initiated by a a Democratic Liberal deputy to legalize prostitution, Romanian news agency Agerpres reports. The bill initiated by deputy Silviu Prigoana was rejected by a large majority, with 85 votes to 6. The Senate talks on the issue saw a majority of Senators in favor of a public debate on legalizing prostitution, a debate that should be based on the results of serious studies of the phenomenon to see if the Romanian society was ready for such legislation. Read more on Hotnews.ro
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