United Nations Expert Group Meeting
April 11-14, 2005, Geneva, Switzerland
Violence Against Women: A statistical
overview, challenges and gaps in
data collection and methodology
and approaches for overcoming them
15 Submissions on violence against women in the sex industry:
- Human Rights for Sex Workers in Nis Submitted by Aids Foundation East West, Moscow, Russia
- Hong Kong Sex Workers and Police Violence Submitted by Action for Reach Out, Hong Kong, China
- Survey of Rape of Sex Workers in Cambodia Submitted by Alternate Visions, Bangkok, Thailand
- European Anti-Trafficking Policies: Migrant Women in the Stranglehold of the Law Submitted by Association Cabiria, Lyon: Département Recherche et International, France
- Recommendations Submitted by Empower Foundation, Chiang Mai, Thailand
- La Répression en chiffres à Lyon en 2003 et en 2004 Submitted by Jérôme Expuesto, Lyon, France
- Violence Against Women in the Sex Industry: Recommendations Submitted by First Voice: Global Network of Sex Work Projects, Hong Kong, China
- Violence Against Sex Workers in New York City Submitted by Prostitutes of New York, New York, USA
- Anti-Social Behaviour Orders: The impact of new UK legislation on street-based sex workers Submitted by Teela Sanders, Lecturer in Sociology of Crime & Deviance in the School of Sociology & Social Policy at the University of Leeds, UK
- Decriminalisation as Partnership: An overview of Australia's sex industry law reform model Submitted by Scarlet Alliance, Sydney, Australia
- Violence Against Female Sex Workers in South Africa Submitted by Sex Workers Education and Advocacy Task Force, Capetown, South Africa
- Street-Based Sex Workers and Police Submitted by Sex Workers Outreach Project, Sydney, Australia
- Human Rights Violations: The acceptance of violence against sex workers in New York Submitted by The Sex Workers Project at the Urban Justice Center, New York, USA
- Regulating the World's Oldest Profession: Queensland's experience with a regulated sex industry Submitted by Charrlotte Woodward, RN MN & Jane Fischer BA MSPD3, School of Public Health, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia
- Problems Facing Sex Workers: Work rights exploited Submitted by Kendy Yim, Hong Kong, China
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