Government panel urges penalties for people who seek out sex workers
A Japanese government panel recommends introducing penalties for individuals who solicit sex workers, a move to address gaps in current laws that punish related activities but not solicitation. The panel's advice aims to strengthen legal frameworks surrounding prostitution.
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