Este recurso es una guía comunitaria para el Documento de Política: Personas que ejercen el trabajo sexual y restricciones para viajar. Proporciona una descripción general del documento informativo completo y comparte recomendaciones clave para los formuladores de políticas y los proveedores de servicios de salud.
Las personas que ejercen el trabajo sexual se enfrentan a múltiples barreras para migrar y viajar. A menudo son sometidas a cuestionamientos arbitrarios, rechazos de visa sesgados, vigilancia y controles de inmigración discriminatorios al ingresar a un país. La libre circulación de las personas que ejercen el trabajo sexual también puede ser obstaculizada por medidas que pretenden ser "contra la trata de personas".
Les travailleurSEs du sexe rencontrent de nombreuses difficultés lorsqu’elles/ils souhaitent migrer et voyager. Elles/ils sont longuement interrogéEs de façon arbitraire, il leur est très difficile d’obtenir un visa en raison des préjugés dont elles/ils sont victimes, ils/elles sont très surveilléEs et font l’objet de contrôles discriminatoires de la part des services de l’immigration après être entréEs dans un pays. La liberté de circuler des travailleurSEs du sexe est aussi parfois entravée par des mesures qui prétendent lutter contre la traite humaine.
This case study is the third of five case studies that will be published on a yearly basis from 2016-2020. These case studies will monitor and document the impact of international guidelines and policies on sex work that NSWP and NSWP members have helped develop. NSWP will also monitor how members use these international guidelines in local, national and regional advocacy efforts. Examples of international guidelines include the Amnesty International Policy on State Obligations to Respect, Protect, and Fulfil the Human Rights of Sex Workers, the Sex Worker Implementation Tool, and the development of the UN Women policy on sex work.
Legislation around sex work can be extremely complex; different legal models exist in different countries and sometimes even within countries. NSWP published a mapping of national legislation used to regulate and criminalise sex work in 208 countries and dependencies, with sub-national legislation included for some countries.
NSWP facilitated a delegation from member organisations to attend the 63rd Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). This delegation aimed to amplify the voices of sex workers’ rights advocates in a space where fundamental feminists and abolitionist groups often dominate discussions about sex work, which do not reflect the diversity of sex workers’ lived experiences and realities. In this context, the conflation of trafficking and sex work is used to promote policies that undermine the rights of sex workers.
This resource is a Community Guide to the Policy Brief on Sex Workers and Travel Restrictions. It provides an overview of the full Policy Brief, and provides key recommendations for policy makers and health service providers.
Sex workers face many barriers to migration and travel, and are often subjected to arbitrary questioning, biased visa refusals and surveillance and discriminatory immigration checks after entering a country. Sex workers’ movement can also be restricted under measures purporting to be ‘anti-trafficking’. Travel restrictions can create a great deal of stress for sex workers, and some sex workers avoid travel altogether because they are afraid of being denied entry, deported or of being identified as a sex worker.
La 42ª reunión de la Junta del Fondo Mundial tuvo lugar entre el 14 y el 15 de noviembre y abordó algunos temas que son importantes que las PETS las consideren.
在2019年世界艾滋病日到来之际，联合国艾滋病规划署发布了两个资源《社区有所作为》，以及《什么是社区主导的组织？》。
这两个资源有英语、法语、俄语和西班牙语版本，均可在联合国艾滋病规划署的网站上可下载。NSWP也将《什么是社区主导的组织？》翻译成中文，您可以在此下载。
