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72 LGBTI organisations sign letter of support for decriminalisation in Washington D.C.

A group of 72 LGBTI organisations have delivered a letter to 13 members of the Washington D.C. City Council calling on them to support an upcoming Bill which would decriminalise sex work in the district.

Posted 4 October 2019 by NSWP

Seychelles sex workers attend SWAA for the first time

This story was originally posted on the ASWA website

The second Sex Workers Academy Africa (SWAA) this year kicks off today with 18 participants from Seychelles, Malawi and Kenya attending.

Posted 3 October 2019 by NSWP

Global Fund Quarterly Update 3, 2019

This quarterly update covers the period July – September 2019 and will look at the Global Fund replenishment, Universal Health Coverage, key populations, changes to the modular framework and HIV2020.

Posted 3 October 2019 by NSWP

Sex Work Digest - Issue 26

This is the 26th issue of NSWP's quarterly newsletter ‘Sex Work Digest’, covering the period July - September 2019. 

Posted 2 October 2019 by NSWP

First international sex worker conference in Sweden discusses impact of the Nordic Model

Swedish sex worker organisation Fuckförbundet has held the first sex worker-organised international conference in the country following the introduction of client criminalisation in 1999. Between 28th and 30th September, more than 80 sex workers joined the conference – Sex Work, Human Rights and Health: Assessing 20 Years of Swedish Model – in Stockholm.

Posted 1 October 2019 by NSWP

More than 130 organisations across Canada call on the next government to support sex workers’ rights

More than 130 organisations from across Canada have signed on to a statement calling on the new government to implement 'the total decriminalization of sex work as a first step to protecting and respecting the human rights of all sex workers' and the 'recognition of sex work as meaningful and valuable work'.

Posted 30 September 2019 by NSWP