Belgian Constitutional Court upholds sex work law, rejects abolitionist appeal

Belgium's Constitutional Court rejected an appeal by nine abolitionist associations seeking to annul the law regulating sex work, affirming that employing consenting sex workers under an accredited contract does not violate human dignity. The ruling solidifies the legal framework granting social status to sex workers and shielding employers from pimping charges. This is a domestic legal development with no direct market impact.

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