Where our members work

NSWP members include over 100 organisations and groups from around the globe that recognise sex work as work, oppose the criminalisation of sex work, and support the self-organising and self-determination of sex workers. We divide our membership into five regions, each of which has two representatives on the Board of Directors.

Click on the names of the regions to learn more about the member organisations and groups that have chosen to make their information public, or click on the red umbrellas on the map to learn about specific member organisations or groups.

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Regional updates

Source: rightswork.org

This paper, written by Phil Marshall, briefly raises some issues around the demand side of trafficking, initially focusing on demand relating to exploitative labour practices and then discussing issues around demand contributing to exploitation for sexual purposes.

26th January 2012 by NSWP | Region: Global

The Global Network of Sex Work Projects (NSWP) oversaw a civil society consultation of sex workers commissioned by the WHO to gather feedback on their proposed guidelines for evidence-based interventions for the prevention and treatment of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in low- and middle-income countries.

26th January 2012 by NSWP | Region: Global
24th January 2012 by neil | Region: Asia and the Pacific
24th January 2012 by neil | Region: Asia and the Pacific
16th December 2011 by neil | Region: Global
16th December 2011 by neil | Region: Global
16th December 2011 by neil | Region: Global
16th December 2011 by neil | Region: Global
16th December 2011 by neil | Region: Global