She said most of them were pleading for residential stands, loans, or start-up capital to venture into alternative businesses. "Sex workers are pleading for residential stands, loans or capital to start businesses. "Another thing that we learned from sex workers is that they have a network that surpasses every network that we think we have. "In our culture, sex work is prostitution because you find a woman sleeping with multiple men. I do not agree with the issue of commercial sex work because this country is now morally bankrupt," she said.The debate reflected a sharp divide among lawmakers, with some pushing for policy measures to protect sex workers and others dismissing the practice as morally unacceptable.