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Nakuru MP wants commercial sex work made legal

Nakuru sex workers demonstrating along Government road in Nakuru town on October 12,2015 demanding security from police officers after falling victims of frequent killings in the town..PHOTO:KIPSANG JOSEPH

NAKURU: The recent killings of eight commercial sex workers in Nakuru town has generated a heated debate among local leaders on whether prostitution should be legalised or not.

Nakuru Town East MP David Gikaria argues that prostitution is a 'harmless' act and therefore should not be considered a crime.

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