Stormont’s newly formed parliamentary group on human trafficking has launched an inquiry into ‘pimping websites’. Speaking to BBC Radio Ulster, Peter Martin MLA — Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group — said the inquiry aims to expose websites used to advertise individuals for prostitution. DehumanisingIn a recent Stormont debate, Martin called on the Assembly to recognise “the significant impact of commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking of women and girls facilitated through adult services websites”. She warned of “serious problems” with implementing the Human Trafficking and Exploitation Act, and urged authorities to take “much stronger action against sex buyers”. The Christian Institute supports stronger legislation against prostitution, calling for politicians to help women leave prostitution behind for good without legalising the sale of sex.