Belgian authorities move to block billboard advertising 'sugar daddies' outside university campuses

A number of local authorities in Belgium are set to ban mobile billboards advertising a website for young women to link up with wealthy men and exchange favors for money.

The posters have been cropping up around universities prompting concerns that vulnerable students are being targeted.

Jack Parrock reports from Brussels.

 

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