This research from the Global Alliance Against Trafficking in Women aimed to explore gender-based violence in the world of work from the perspective of women migrant workers.
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What a way to make a living, executive summary - GAATW, 2020
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¡Menuda manera de ganarnos la vida! - GAATW, 2020
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Mujeres de Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Cuba y migrantes internas en el trabajo sexual, en México - Brigada Callejera, GAATW
Theme: Migration & Trafficking, Violence
This report and executive summary by the Global Commission on HIV and Law, supported by UNDP, examines the role of law in effective HIV responses. The report is based on expert submissions, research on HIV, health and law, and testimony of 700 people most affected by HIV-related laws from 140 countries.
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Rights, Risks, & Health, UNDP - 2012.pdf
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Rights, Risks, & Health Summary, UNDP - 2012.pdf
Theme: Health
The Global Fund has published this technical brief on guiding principles and best practices for HIV programming addressing sex workers and other key populations. The brief is based on 4 implementation tools for key populations, with the Sex Worker Implementation Tool (SWIT) offering normative guidance for programming aimed at sex workers.
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Key Populations Technical Brief, The Global Fund - 2017
Theme: Health
The Women's Refugee Commission has published this guidance note for humanitarian on Working with Refugees Engaged in Sex Work. This guidance notes adopts a rights-based approach to ensuring the fulfillment and protection of refugees engaged in sex work. The guidance note offers 14 practical steps for field staff. It also provides examples of good practices and programme activities for refugees engaged in sex work.
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Refugees Engaged in Sex Work, Women’s Refugee Commission - 2016.pdf
Theme: Human Rights