Do Canada's sex work laws violate its constitution? A case argued before the country's Supreme Court this month brings the question to the forefront of Canadian law.
The case is Kloubakov v. Canada. It was brought by two men—Mikhail Kloubakov and Hicham Moustaine—who were employed as drivers for women being paid for sex. Both men were found guilty of benefiting financially from, and helping to procure, people for sexual services.
