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Bloem: St. Maarten Government has no good will for sex industry

July 19, 2016

Bloem: St. Maarten Government has no good will for sex industry
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St. Maarten News —“Government is targeting the sex industry and not acknowledging their own responsibility,” said attorney at law Jairo Bloom who is representing the Adult Entertainment clubs on the island. The government and brothel owners have been at loggerheads in recent months, with the government putting a stop on issuing work and resident permits for sex workers. The decision is putting a strain on business for brothels, forcing them to seek legal representation to address the issue. The government is mooting the idea of offering business licenses to sex workers, so they can operate as individual entrepreneurs as opposed to receiving a work permit.

Bloem: St. Maarten Government has no good will for sex industry

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=19505

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