“A key objective of Bill C-36 is to ‘end demand’ for sexual services — a factor which was accepted as the primary cause of the existence of the sex industry. As such, the Preamble to Bill C-36 recognizes the importance of denouncing and prohibiting the ‘purchase of sexual services because it creates a demand for prostitution’.” (Galbally, 2016). In addition to this statement is that being a prostitute is legal but most of the activities surrounding the offerings of sexual service(s) is illegal. In contrast, the proposed laws came into conflict with other rights. “1) that the violations did not comport with the principles of fundamental justice (that is, they infringed Charter rights in a grossly disproportionate way); 3) that the communication
