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在全球，艾滋病干预的覆盖面正在逐渐扩大，性工作者也作 为重点人群纳入艾滋病工作中。但阳性性工作者的声音和经验 常常被忽视：这意味着阳性性工作者的独特需求和权利常常在 讨论感染者权利的论坛中被忽略。NSWP作为全球性工作者权 利的倡导网络，致力于解决这个问题，并将其作为2012年的重 点议题。由此，在印度加答各尓的“性工作者 自由节：性工作者及其盟友2012年世界艾滋 病的替代活动”中我们组织了咨询活动，并贯穿这一年，通过面对面的会议、skype通 话、建立和维护一个全球阳性性工作者的顾 问小组来听取他们的意见。在性工作者自由 节中，阳性性工作者安排了一些活动，使得 大家可以每天会面并参加一系列的工作坊，讨论影响阳性性工作者生活的议题。在这些 讨论中，阳性性工作者的沮丧和愤怒，在涉及一些问题时表现得 更为强烈，如滥用的检测；强制阳性性工作者进行等级；缺少安 全的、不带偏见的关怀和支持服务；不公平的治疗以及诊断；强 制／强迫节育和终止妊娠；在诊断出艾滋病阳性之后继续从事 性工作所面临的污名，以及与贸易有关议题以及知识产权逐渐 增加的垄断而导致的性工作者和感染者的死亡，这些死亡本来 是可以避免的。在这些讨论中，阳性性工作者愤怒而团结地聚集在一起，要求他们的

2012年7月，全世界各地的性工作者聚集在印度加各答 的“性工作者自由节：面向性工作者及其同盟的2012年世界艾 滋病大会的平行论坛”。活动期间，阳性性工作者组织会议来 讨论感染艾滋病的性工作者所面临的需求。通过这些活动我们 建立了NSWP+，一个专门面向阳性性工作 者和致力于阳性性工作者平等权利的平台。

NSWP+最开始的倡导重点，就是关注治疗 可及性，以及参加反对贸易有关限制和反对 大制药公司从基本药物中获利的运动。性工 作者认为，他们需要了解关于贸易框架的信 息，因为这些贸易框架对艾滋病感染者获 得药物产生影响。这个简报专门为性工作者 和希望了解这些议题的团体而准备，提供了关于贸易框架的信 息，以帮助他们参加药物可及性的全球运动。这些贸易框架对 治疗的可及性和可承担性产生很重要的影响，在长期的、慢性 疾病，包括癌症和艾滋病。这个简报介绍了贸易有关议题的基 本信息，以及他们如何潜在对缺少能股负担的药物的可及性产 生影响。这些贸易规则的影响可能是毁灭性的，而且性工作者 已经“很晚才能获得治疗”，性工作者希望参与到反对贸易障碍 的运动中，推动健康服务的普遍可及。

This resource is a part of the Know it, Prove it, Change it: a Rights Curriculum for Grassroots Groupsseries created specifically to help grassroots organisations in communities affected by HIV/AIDS to understand their basic rights, document rights abuses, and design and implement advocacy campaigns. The series has three parts:

Know It: The Rights Frameworkdiscusses international human rights law and how it applies to people living with HIV/AIDS and other marginalised communities;

This resource is a part of the Know it, Prove it, Change it: a Rights Curriculum for Grassroots Groupsseries created specifically to help grassroots organisations in communities affected by HIV/AIDS to understand their basic rights, document rights abuses, and design and implement advocacy campaigns. The series has three parts:

Know It: The Rights Frameworkdiscusses international human rights law and how it applies to people living with HIV/AIDS and other marginalised communities;

This resource is a part of the Know it, Prove it, Change it: a Rights Curriculum for Grassroots Groups series created specifically to help grassroots organisations in communities affected by HIV/AIDS to understand their basic rights, document rights abuses, and design and implement advocacy campaigns. The series has three parts:

Know It: The Rights Framework discusses international human rights law and how it applies to people living with HIV/AIDS and other marginalised communities;

This resource is a part of the Know it, Prove it, Change it: a Rights Curriculum for Grassroots Groups series created specifically to help grassroots organisations in communities affected by HIV/AIDS to understand their basic rights, document rights abuses, and design and implement advocacy campaigns. The series has three parts:

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The Chinese government is arbitrarily detaining sex workers through a flawed government policy purportedly aimed at education and rehabilitation, Asia Catalyst said in a new report released in December 2013.

The report documents excessive use of force by police in the detention of female sex workers, as well as the women's subsequent incarceration in the little-known "Custody and Education (C&E)" system.

This workshop, from sex worker-led organisation Respect Inc, in Queensland, Australia, is a very thorough introduction to a wide range of issues relevant to sex workers - particularly those working in Queensland, Australia, due to this resources' discussion of the legal situation there, but also for sex workers more generally in terms of issues like safer sex, negotiating boundaries, emotional well-being, and safety tips.

Following a global consultation with members, the NSWP Consensus Statement reaffirms NSWP ’s
global advocacy platform for sex work, human rights and the law. The Consensus Statement is issued on behalf of NSWP members and the sex workers they represent including sex workers of all genders, class, race, ethnicity, health status, age, nationality, citizenship, language, education levels, disabilities, and many other factors.

The statement covers eight rights:

Following a global consultation with members, the NSWP Consensus Statement reaffirms NSWP ’s
global advocacy platform for sex work, human rights and the law. The Consensus Statement is issued on behalf of NSWP members and the sex workers they represent including sex workers of all genders, class, race, ethnicity, health status, age, nationality, citizenship, language, education levels, disabilities, and many other factors.

The statement covers eight rights: