You are quoting nonsense.No, we cannot completely remove the legal aspect for the SP, as it is applicable under Canadian law.
To make it short:
The Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act (2014) does not explicitly state that a sex worker can refuse any client for any personal reason.
This right arises implicitly from a fundamental principle of Canadian law: the requirement of free and informed consent in any situation involving the body or sexuality.
Legal basis for the right to refuse a client
Criminal Code, section 273.1 → defines sexual consent as “the voluntary agreement to engage in the sexual activity in question.”
Therefore, there is no obligation to accept a client, for any reason whatsoever.
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, section 7 → protects the right to life, liberty, and security of the person, including control over one’s own body.
Civil and commercial law → There is no enforceable sexual contract; a client cannot demand the service, and the refusal is always valid.
In summary: The right to refuse any client is based on the principle of free consent, not on an explicit clause in the 2014 Act.
It is likely for this reason that the founders of MERB wisely consulted legal opinions when drafting Forum Rule 21.
For the client, the thread’s question is:
“How Can an Escort Tell Your Ethnicity?”
It is illegal for a client to pay an escort for sex period. Therefore she is not legally bound to provide anything especially an illegal act to anybody whether it is discrimination racism or whatever.
I believe EB explained it in better terms in post #47. I believe in simplicity.



