The Sex Workers Project provides client-centered legal and social services to individuals who engage in sex work, regardless of whether they do so by choice, circumstance, or coercion. One of the first programs in the nation to assist survivors of human trafficking, the Sex Workers Project has pioneered an approach to service grounded in human rights, harm reduction and in the real life experiences of our clients. Our professional service providers are multi-lingual, non-judgmental and bring more than ten years of experience. As the only US organization meeting the needs of both sex workers and trafficking victims, the Sex Workers Project serves a marginalized community that few others reach. We engage in policy and media advocacy , community education and human rights documentation , working to create a world that is safe for sex workers and where human trafficking does not exist.
Sex Workers’ Safety in the Balance in Scotland
Why Sex Work Should Be Decriminalized | Human Rights Watch
Help us continue to fight human rights abuses. Please give now to support our work. The opportunity for members of the public, especially people currently engaged in sex work, to weigh in is important. It also excludes the approach that best reflects international human rights law and research on how best to protect the safety of people who exchange sex for money — full decriminalization.
Global Mapping of Sex Work Laws
Help us continue to fight human rights abuses. Please give now to support our work. The research, including extensive consultations with sex workers and organizations that work on the issue, has shaped the Human Rights Watch policy on sex work: Human Rights Watch supports the full decriminalization of consensual adult sex work. Criminalizing adult, voluntary, and consensual sex — including the commercial exchange of sexual services — is incompatible with the human right to personal autonomy and privacy. In short — a government should not be telling consenting adults who they can have sexual relations with and on what terms.
Police regularly target, harass, and assault sex workers or people they think are sex workers , such as trans women of color. The police usually get away with the abuse because sex workers fear being arrested if they report. Protecting sex workers from police violence is just one of the reasons we need to decriminalize sex work.
Shes a keeper Wow.
But, why not actual sex anymore?
Who is that at 5:50?
I just wanna watch.
man she looks amazing!
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