This document is a practical tool for organisations to self-assess whether they meaningfully involve sex workers, and for sex worker-led organisations to assess whether they are meaningfully involved.
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Meaningful Involvement of Sex Workers, NSWP - 2018
Theme: Legislation and Policy
This NSWP Briefing Note provides information about the United States’ recent legislation - The Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act (SESTA) and Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act (FOSTA) -that criminalise online platforms used by sex workers for advertising and information sharing, including for safety purposes. The resource provides details on FOSTA/SESTA and the 'End Banking for Human Traffickers Act', which aims to ‘prevent financial transactions involving the proceeds of severe forms of trafficking'.
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U.S.A. FOSTA Legislation, NSWP - 2018
Theme: Legislation and Policy
In 2016, France adopted a law criminalising the clients of sex workers. This report focuses on the impact of this new legislation on the health, rights and living conditions of sex workers in the country.
The full report and 8-page summary of the report are available above in English and French, and on the Médecins du Monde website.
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What do sex workers think about the French Prostitution Act? Medicins du Monde, 2018
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Summary: What do sex workers think about the French Prostitution Act? Medicins du Monde, 2018
Theme: Human Rights, Legislation and Policy