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Work Safe in Sex Work - A European Manual on Good Practices in Work with and for Sex Workers

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Año: 
2009

The manual WORK SAFE IN SEX WORK (WSSW) has three main objectives: 1. To present examples of good practice for health and social service providers offering care for migrant and mobile sex workers working in both indoor and outdoor settings. 2. To present examples of different experiences of HIV/STI prevention strategies, as well as introducing and facilitating implementation of innovative tools for specific outreach methodology, peer education, campaigns for clients and advocacy campaigns. 3. To increase and expand good practice actions targeting sex worker and their clients.

TAMPEP Annex 4 National Mapping Reports

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Año: 
2010

This document includes the data submitted to TAMPEP by each countries representatives in response to the questionnaire (Annex 3) and summarised in their European Mapping Report.

Tampep VII Mapping of National Prostitution Scene Annex 3 - Questionnaire 2008

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Año: 
2008

This questionnaire was used by TAMPEP to gather data on sex work practices and situations in various European countries in preparation for their Mapping Report.

Sex Work in Europe - A Mapping of the Prostitution Scene in 25 European Countries

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application/pdf iconTAMPEP 2009 European Mapping Report.pdf
Año: 
2009

This European Mapping Report is one of the products of the TAMPEP 8 project. Sixteen years’ experience of working with sex workers across Europe and the development of a network of sex work projects currently covering 25 countries in Europe have resulted in TAMPEP establishing an extensive experience and knowledge base. Regular mapping of sex work in Europe has enabled the monitoring and reporting of changing trends within the sex industry and the living and working conditions of sex workers. Annexes to this report are separate documents within the NSWP resource listing.

The Declaration on the Rights of Sex Workers in Europe

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Año: 
2005

This Declaration is made by sex workers and by organisations dedicated to promoting their human rights and welfare. The Declaration lists rights that all individuals within Europe, including sex workers, enjoy under international human rights law; the Declaration then prescribes measures and recommends practices that the signatories of the Declaration believe are the minimum necessary to ensure that these rights are respected and protected. These rights must be respected and protected in the development and implementation of policies and programmes designed to address trafficking, irregular migration or terrorism.

Off the streets - Arbitrary Detention and Other Abuses Against Sex Workers in Cambodia.

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Año: 
2010

This report details the abuses, including illegal detainment, physical, sexual, and social violence, perpetrated by law enforcement, legal, and social agencies against sex workers in Cambodia.

Voices for Dignity: A Call to End the Harms Caused by Canada's Sex Trade Laws

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This report presents the expert opinions of sex workers and their experiences working within the current legal framework. The affidavits highlight many ways in which Canada’s sex trade laws worsen the already harmful conditions under which sex workers live, add to the stigma of their employment and social position, and support the inference that sex workers are less worthy of value than other members of society. Given this evidence, it is argued that the laws violate the expression, liberty, security and equality provisions of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. It is found that these violations cannot be justified in a free and democratic society. This report also puts forward recommendations for law reform in Canada.

Beyond Decriminalization: Sex Work, Human Rights and a New Framework for Law Reform

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Año: 
2006

This report is the beginning of an important social dialogue about the role that the law will play in governing the sex industry in Canada. Pivot has argued that criminal law reform is the first step towards a shift from the status quo, where sex workers are subject to extreme levels of violence and social marginalisation, to a society where sex workers are empowered to create safe and dignified working conditions. Criminal law reform will be most effectively carried out if all levels of government consider the findings of this research and contemplate how areas of law that fall within their jurisdiction will play a role in creating a safe and legitimate sex industry.

Dear Client… Manual Intended for Clients of Sex Workers

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This is a brief guide for clients and potential clients of sex workers, focusing on etiquette, safer sex, and anti-violence guidelines.

The Use of Raids to Fight Trafficking in Persons

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Año: 
2009

This report summarises the findings of a human rights documentation project conducted by the Sex Workers Project in 2007 and 2008 to explore the impacts and effectiveness of current anti-trafficking approaches in the US from a variety of perspectives. It is among the first efforts since the passage of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 to give voice to the perspectives of trafficked persons and sex workers who have experienced anti-trafficking raids.