Montreal F1 stripper strike part of fight to legitimize and decriminalize sex work
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Montreal strippers affiliated with the Montreal Federation of Taxi Drivers have begun a strike as part of their ongoing efforts to legitimize and decriminalize sex work in the city.
The F1 dancers, who perform at strip clubs across the city, are taking action following a series of raids by police on local adult entertainment venues. The raids have led to arrests and legal issues for many strippers and club owners, further complicating their ability to operate legally.
"We've been working towards decriminalization for years," said Jean-François Bouchard, president of the Montreal Federation o…
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