Luxembourg parliament passes prostitution law
Customers of prostitutes who are minors, vulnerable individuals or victims of human trafficking to face prison, fines
Luxembourg's parliament has passed a bill that changes the legal framework for prostitution in a bid to crack down on human trafficking and pimping.
Prostitution is legal in Luxembourg, but the bill will criminalise customers of prostitutes who are minors, vulnerable individuals – for instance, individuals suffering from mental illness or without valid papers – or the victims of human trafficking.
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