Talk:English Collective of Prostitutes

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An earlier edit described this as an organization of English prostitutes: I seem to recall reading somewhere that the ECP was "not a membership organization". It certainly has spokespersons who make speeches and write letters to the press, and people who turn up to meetings, but it's unclear how many actual prostitutes are involved in this organization: most information about it comes from its own spokespeople.

Currently, the only references provided are from the ECP's own website, and that of a sister organization: it would be nice to have cites from unaffiliated sources: see WP:RS. -- The Anome 12:54, 2 October 2006 (UTC)