Amsterdam aims to give red-light districts a different hue by moving sex workers to 'erotic centre' - The Globe and Mail
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Amsterdam to move red light district to new 'erotic centre' outside the city in tourism overhaul | The Independent
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A guide to Amsterdam's Red Light District - Lonely Planet
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Amsterdam Mayor Halsema to Reform Red Light District Due to Drunk Tourists
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It's a disaster': Amsterdam's Red Light District remains closed as the city opens up | The Independent | The Independent
Amsterdam's red-light district: What it's like to live there | CNN
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Multi-storey 'erotic centre' set to replace Amsterdam red light district – if locals can agree where | Netherlands | The Guardian
The Uncertain Fate of Amsterdam's Red-Light District | The New Yorker
