Violence against sex workers and survivors of trafficking: Submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women Link
Un/forgettable histories of US camptown prostitution in South Korea: Women’s experiences of sexual labor and government policies Link
A prostituição vista por nós mesmas Link
Puta Livro (Brazil) Link
“Just three people have been convicted of human trafficking or child sexual exploitation in Ireland, despite more than 1,200 related offenses coming before the courts in over a decade.” Link
Editorial: Gains and Challenges in the Global Movement for Sex Workers’ Rights Link
United Nations: Responding to the health and protection needs of people selling or exchanging sex in humanitarian settings Link
Indonesia. “It’s Not the Profession’s Fault: Sex Worker Violence Should Not Exist” link
Sex Worker Pride Day 2022 link
I Must Be Some Person: Accounts from Street Sex Workers in Ireland link
Pandemic sex workers’ resilience- COVID-19 crisis met with rapid responses by sex worker communities
Gains and Challenges in the Global Movement for Sex Workers’ Rights
Sex Work is Not Trafficking– IWRAW, Asia Pacific
NSWP Policy Brief- COVID and Sex Worker-led Organizations NSWP covid-19_sw_pb_prf01
First Global Report on Sex Worker Rights Defenders at Risk August 12th, 2021
Publication of issue 16 of Anti-Trafficking Review ‘Trafficking in Minors’April 29th, 2021
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Sex Worker-led Organisations’ Engagement with International Policies and Guidelines: A Review of Policy Impacts from 2016–2020 case_study_policy_impacts_2016-2020_prf01
Empower University Library- 2020
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS – Enforcement at the Airport
Policy Brief: Sex Workers and Travel Restrictions– December 2019
A report published on the impact of sex purchase offense– September 18th, 2019
DECRIMINALIZATION OF SEX WORK IN UKRAINE: PUBLIC OPINION ANALYSIS, ESTIMATION OF DIFFICULTIES AND POSSIBILITIES- September 17th, 2018
Sex Work and Trafficking: Moving beyond Dichotomies -August 25th, 2019
New DIIS report on human trafficking puts the Danish media-coverage under a critical spotlight -August 22nd, 2019
Human Rights Watch has conducted research on sex work around the world, including in Cambodia, China, Tanzania, the United States, and most recently, South Africa. August 7th, 2019
WHY SEX WORK SHOULD BE DECRIMINALIZED IN SOUTH AFRICA REPORT- August 2019
Modern Slavery Act is having unintended consequences for women’s freedom in Sri Lanka– July 2019
Policy Brief: The Decriminalization of Third Parties– July 2019
Crimes against Morality: Unintended Consequences of Criminalizing Sex Work -June 2019
The New Virtual Crackdown on Sex Workers’ Rights: Perspectives from the United States– April 2019
Unacceptable Forms of Work in the Thai Sex and Entertainment Industry– 2019
Criminalization and repressive policing of sex work linked to increased risk of violence, HIV and sexually transmitted infections -December 11th, 2018
Dominican Republic: Sex workers ‘routinely’ tortured and raped by police -March 27th, 2019
Global Mapping of Sex Work Laws
Street Prostitution Zones and Crime -November 2017
The Impact of Anti-trafficking Legislation and Initiatives on Sex Workers- January 2019
Assessing the Power of Prostitution Policies to Shift Markets, Attitudes, and Ideologies- January 23rd, 2019
180 sex workers in the UK were murdered in Britain between 1990 and 2015– January 2019
No convictions secured against sex buyers since new laws introduced- Ireland -January 6th, 2019
Housing crisis ‘puts sex workers at risk of exploitation’ -December 26th, 2018
Swiss authorities refuse to close brothel, say it ‘fulfills social need’ -November 17th, 2018
Sex work: How to evaluate the impact of prostitution law? Oct 25th, 2018
Coyote WHAT IS ZINE? (SLIDESHOW) Sept 2018
Texas Christian University Presentation- Sept 2018
Protecting the Health and Rights of Sex Workers in the US and globally
Origins of the Red Umbrella as the Symbol of the Sex Worker Rights Movement
End Demand’ Laws No Help for Sex Workers’ Access to Care- July 26th, 2018
Incident of violence against women and girls by foreign anti-trafficking NGO- July 23rd, 2018
In Its Haste to Rescue Sex Workers, ‘Anti-Trafficking’ Is Increasing Their Vulnerability– July 14th, 2018
MOST DUTCH SEX WORKERS FACE SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL VIOLENCE: REPORT– July 5th, 2018
My Experience is Mine to Tell: Challenging the abolitionist victimhood framework
We’re Calling On Labour To Back Full Decriminalisation Of Sex Work July 2st, 2018
Governing in the Name of Caring—the Nordic Model of Prostitution and its Punitive Consequences for Migrants Who Sell Sex-July 6th, 2018
Briefing: Oppose a ban on sex workers advertising online- July 1st, 2018
Rethinking the sociology of stigma- July 12th, 2018
Professor Explores Dark Side of the Anti-Trafficking Movement -May 8th, 2018
RAIDED by Sanstha (SANGRAM), India March 2018
What makes sex workers strike: A comparative analysis of France (1975) and the UK (1982) June 2nd, 2018
Modern Trafficking, Slavery, and Other Forms of Servitude- Annual Review of Sociology July 2018
Professor Explores Dark Side of the Anti-Trafficking Movement- May 8th, 2018
Insisting They Are Not Exploited, Israeli Strippers Protest Bill That Would Shut Down Clubs- May 3rd, 2018
Why the ‘Nordic Model’ sucks (with references) 2018
In the year since Ireland brought in the Nordic model, there has been a 54% increase in crime against sex workers reported to National Ugly Mugs Ireland, and violent crime is up by 77%.
Gendered Border Regimes and Displacements: The Case of Filipina Sex Workers in Asia-2018
Briefing Paper: Sex Workers’ Access to Comprehensive Sexual and Reproductive Health Services– March 2018
Can Sex Workers Regulate Police? Learning from an HIV Prevention Project for Sex Workers in Southern India– Feb 25th, 2018
Briefing Paper: Migrant Sex Workers– Feb 5th,2018
Smart Guide: Advocacy Tools and Resources Used by Sex Worker-Led Organisations to Combat Violence-Jan 2018-NSWP
PUBLICATION OF FIRST REPORT ON SYRIAN REFUGEES SEX WORKERS IN TURKEY– Jan 28th, 2018
Internet making sex work safer, report finds- Jan 23rd, 2018
Support Asian and Migrant Sex Workers 2018
‘STOP IGNORING THE EVIDENCE: CLIENT CRIMINALISATION ENDANGERS SEX WORKERS’ December 17th, 2017 ICRSE Coordinator
Human Trafficking Heroes and Villains: Representing the Problem in Anti-Trafficking Awareness Campaigns- Dec 8th, 2017
Behind the screen: Commercial sex, digital spaces and working online– Nov 2017
Traffickers and Pimps in the Era of White Slavery Nov 2017
The SW Syllabus compiled by B. Schulte
The Realistic Response to China’s Prostitution Problem The country isn’t going to legalize sex work anytime soon, so here’s what we can actually achieve in the short term.- Nov 30th, 2017
Briefing Paper: The Meaningful Involvement of Sex Workers in the Development of Health Services Aimed At Them Nov 29th, 2017
The dangers of drinking alcohol while taking antidepressants
Community Guide Sex Work as Work 2017
Selling Sex in the City: A Global History of Prostitution, 1600s-2000s
Penile Microbiome Linked to HIV Risk in Uncircumcised Men- Sept 11th 2017
Editorial: The Presence of the Past: Lessons of history for anti-trafficking work by Julia O’Connell Davidson of University of Bristol, School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies…
Anti-Trafficking Review No 9 (2017): Special Issue—The Lessons of History
Red Umbrella Fund grantee Empower today recently submitted a shadow report and attended the CEDAW Committee’s 67th session in Geneva this Summer.
National sex work policy and HIV prevalence among sex workers: an ecological regression analysis of 27 European countries Dr Aaron Reeves, PhD Correspondence information about the author Dr Aaron Reeves, Sarah Steele, PhD, Prof David Stuckler, PhD, Prof Martin McKee, MD, Andrew Amato-Gauci, MD, Prof Jan C Semenza, PhD
Moralizing Public Space: Prostitution, Disease, and Social Disorder in Orizaba, Mexico, 1910–1945 By Sonja Dolinsek August 9, 2017
The international political economy of commercial sex by Wendy Lyon August 5th 2017
First Vaccine Against Gonorrhoea Discovered By Scientists
Sex Work Criminalization Is Barking Up the Wrong Tree by Sonja Dolinsek July 31st 2017
The Virtues of Unvirtuous Spaces July 27th, 2017
Un/forgettable histories of US camptown prostitution in South Korea: Women’s experiences of sexual labor and government policies By Sonja Dolinsek- July 24, 2017
TAKING BETTER ACCOUNT: CONTEMPORARY SLAVERY, GENDERED NARRATIVES, AND THE FEMINIZATION OF STRUGGLE June 10, 2014 by Samuel Martinez
US Global Gag Rule Expansion by NSWP on 26th June 2017
Sex Work: The Four Legal Models The explainer video seeks to explain the current four legal approaches/ models to sex work. The video explains 1) Criminalisation 2) Partial Criminalisation 3) Legalisation 4) Decriminalisation in a simple understandable way through animation.
Policing roulette: Sex workers’ perception of encounters with police officers in the indoor and outdoor sector in England by Sonja Dolinsek June 20, 2017
Sex Work Criminalization Is Barking Up the Wrong Tree by Ine Vanwesenbeeck June 5th 2017
Annual Report 2016 by NSWP -May 24th 2017
Article The Dynamics of Male and Female Street Prostitution in Manchester England by Graham Ellison and Ronald Weitzer
Sex Work and Class by Maria Gabryszewska
Prostitution: You Can’t Have Your Cake and Sell It by Simon-Pierre Chevarie-Cossette
The Politics of Evidence in Anti-Trafficking Work: Implications and ways forward Launch of Issue 8 of the Anti-Trafficking Review ‘Where’s the Evidence?’ Guesteditor: Sallie Yea Editor: Borislav Gerasimov
“Outdated Laws, Outspoken Whores”: Exploring sex work in a criminalized setting. By Sonja Dolinsek April 20, 2017
Street Prostitution Zones and Crime By Stephen Kastoryano, Paul Bisschop, and Bas van der Klaauw April 19, 2017
Child Trafficking, Youth Labour Mobility and the Politics of Protection by Neil Howard -April 2017
The Smart Sex Worker’s Guide to Addressing the Failures of Anti-Sex Work Organisations By NSWP April 5th 2017
Global Consultant: Policy Brief on the Impact of Criminalisation on Sex Workers’ Vulnerability to HIV and Violence- by NSWP- April 6th 2017
Addressing the Failures of Anti-Sex Work Organisations Premiering #SWPrEP video:
The implications of HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis on the sex industry. Report For more PrEP information visit:
Feminism, Prostitution and the State The Politics of Neo-Abolitionism Edited by Eilis Ward, Gillian Wylie
The Emotional Leviathan: How Street-Level Bureaucrats govern Human Trafficking Victims
SEXUAL ECONOMIES AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING– Aug 15, 2016
Evidence Assessment of the Impacts of the Criminalization of the Purchase of Sex: A Review by Scottish Centre For Crime And Justice Research 15 Feb 15th 2017]
FEATURE-Cameroon’s sex workers brush off beatings to send clients for HIV tests Jan 26th 2017
Street Prostitution Zones and Crime by Paul Bisschop, Stephen Kastoryano, Bas van der Klaauw
Revitalizing Imperialism: Contemporary Campaigns against Sex Trafficking and Modern Slavery by Kamala Kempadoo
Prof. Joel Quirk lectures at Brown about sex workers By Andrew Stewart on March 27, 2016
Sharmila representing the Philippines Sex Worker Collective. She speaks on sex worker rights and her experiences working with trafficking NGO’s and how it changed her perspective.- Apr 7, 2016
“Count, Capture, and Reeducate”: The Campaign to Rehabilitate Cuba’s Female Sex Workers, 1959–1966-By Sonja Dolinsek February 18, 2017
TRAFFICKING PAST Exploring sex, work and migration in modern history
Crossing borders to buy sex: Taiwanese men negotiating gender, class and nationality in the Chinese sex industry-byFeb 24th 2017
There are a number of reasons for supporting PrEP, but also a large number of reasons not to. Sex workers who have been part of trials have concerns about side effects and, given the failure rate in 2 African Women’s studies, efficacy. Also concerns about clients offering PrEP in place of condoms (how long must you take PrEP as a female sex worker before it is effective for vaginal or anal sex? If a male sex worker working with male clients, how long must you take it before it is effective if you are a bottom or a top? Would PrEP erode condom culture and the ability of sex workers to protect themselves from all STIs? If you are working in a country where sex work is illegal, would PrEP replace condoms as evidence used by the police?
Guidelines issued by WHO, UNAIDS, CDC, etc., all state that condoms *must* be used with PrEP, but on the ground, the reality is that most don’t. The reason why bacterial STI rates didn’t increase may have been because they were already high. With the increase in BB porn and BB parties, bacterial STIs (gonorrhoea, chlamydia, and syphilis), were already high. In NZ these three have been increasing amongst gay men since the rise of BB porn, with a related rise in HIV. http://www.nswp.org/resource/prep
The Needs and Rights of Trans Sex Workers by NSWP on 21st August 2014
The Needs and Rights of Trans Sex Workers by NSWP on 21st August 2014