Assignment Sexual Charades / The Painful Truth
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1Sexual Charades Do laws governing New Zealand's sex industry need to be reformed? Push for decriminalisation to enable better control of the brothels and prostitutes. Is the current regime hypocritical? Comparison with Australia.
Speakers
- "Jane" (massage parlour worker) "Anne" (massage parlour worker) Karen Glasgow (former escort agency owner) Colin Morgan (police, proceeds of crime unit) Edward Truby (former escort agency owner) "Maria" (street prostitute) Maurice Williamson MP (Associate Minister of Health) Ian Wells (wellington Newspaper) Richard Neale (Christchurch police) "Alexis" (escort agency) Anna Reed (Prostitutes Collective, Christchurch) Gordon McKenna (specialist venereologist) "Janet" (massage parlour worker) Felicity James (massage parlour worker) "Miranda" (street prostitute) Annetta Moran (Christian Coalition spokesperson) Sera Pinwill (Workers in Sex Employment [Australia]) Ron McFadyen (Canberra police) "Vanessa" (residential prostitute) Jeff Shaw (Attorney General, NSW state court) Catherine O'Malley (brothel owner) Ingrad van Beek (dir. Kirketon RD Medical Centre)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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2The Painful Truth South Africa - the Truth and Reconciliation Commission hears confessions of apartheid era race crimes, but gives amnesty to those who testify. Is justice served by this? Can the crimes committed ever be forgiven?
Speakers
- Archbishop Desmond Tutu (Truth and Reconciliation Commission)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
Primary Title
- Assignment
Secondary Title
- Sexual Charades / The Painful Truth
Date Broadcast
- Thursday 25 July 1996
Start Time
- 19 : 30
Finish Time
- 20 : 30
Duration
- 60:00
Channel
- TV One
Broadcaster
- Television New Zealand
Classification
- PGR
Owning Collection
- Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- English
Live Broadcast
- No
Genres
- Current affairs
Hosts
- Susan Wood (Presenter)
Speakers
- "Jane" (massage parlour worker) "Anne" (massage parlour worker) Karen Glasgow (former escort agency owner) Colin Morgan (police, proceeds of crime unit) Edward Truby (former escort agency owner) "Maria" (street prostitute) Maurice Williamson MP (Associate Minister of Health) Ian Wells (wellington Newspaper) Richard Neale (Christchurch police) "Alexis" (escort agency) Anna Reed (Prostitutes Collective, Christchurch) Gordon McKenna (specialist venereologist) "Janet" (massage parlour worker) Felicity James (massage parlour worker) "Miranda" (street prostitute) Annetta Moran (Christian Coalition spokesperson) Sera Pinwill (Workers in Sex Employment [Australia]) Ron McFadyen (Canberra police) "Vanessa" (residential prostitute) Jeff Shaw (Attorney General, NSW state court) Catherine O'Malley (brothel owner) Ingrad van Beek (dir. Kirketon RD Medical Centre)
- Archbishop Desmond Tutu (Truth and Reconciliation Commission)