Sarah Dines - Trafficking Committee

Paying for sex should be banned in Britain in a bid to stop women being trafficked into prostitution, a Home Office minister told MPs.Sarah Dines said the demand for sex workers was “part of human nature” but she wanted to see it “outlawed”.The comments from the safeguarding minister came as she faced questions from the Commons Home Affairs Committee on how the Government was cracking down on trafficking in the UK.Speaking to MPs on Wednesday, Ms Dines said: “Sex work – the demand is there. It’s unfortunately part of human nature, I would like for it to be outlawed.