This research from the Global Alliance Against Trafficking in Women aimed to explore gender-based violence in the world of work from the perspective of women migrant workers.
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What a way to make a living, executive summary - GAATW, 2020, ¡Menuda manera de ganarnos la vida! - GAATW, 2020, Mujeres de Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Cuba y migrantes internas en el trabajo sexual, en México - Brigada Callejera, GAATW
What a way to make a living, executive summary - GAATW, 2020, ¡Menuda manera de ganarnos la vida! - GAATW, 2020, Mujeres de Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Cuba y migrantes internas en el trabajo sexual, en México - Brigada Callejera, GAATW Theme: Migration & Trafficking, Violence
Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW) has published a new report: Sex Workers Organising for Change: Self-representation, community mobilisation, and working conditions.
Download this resource: Sex Workers Organising for Change, GAATW - 2018
Sex Workers Organising for Change, GAATW - 2018 Theme: Human Rights, Labour, Violence
This resource is a Community Guide to the Policy Brief on the Impact of Criminalisation on Sex Workers’ Vulnerability to HIV and Violence. This guide summarises how criminalisation increases sex workers’ vulnerability to violence and HIV, and makes a series of recommendations towards the full decriminalisation of sex work as an integral step to improving the lives of sex workers. The full Policy Brief is available here.
Download this resource: Community Guide: The Impact of Criminalisation on Sex Workers’ Vulnerability to HIV and Violence, NSWP - 2017
Community Guide: The Impact of Criminalisation on Sex Workers’ Vulnerability to HIV and Violence, NSWP - 2017 Theme: Health, Human Rights, Violence
This policy brief examines the impact of laws that criminalise sex work, informed by NSWP members’ submissions to an e-consultation. It examines the impact of criminalisation at three distinct phases: the surveillance and policing of sex workers prior to arrest; arrest and formal involvement of the criminal justice system; and release and return to the community. The paper covers various areas of law and law enforcement practices that disproportionately impact sex workers, including immigration laws, policing of public spaces, anti-LGBTQ laws, HIV criminalisation and religious codes.
Download this resource: Policy Brief: Impact of Criminalisation on Sex Workers’ Vulnerability to HIV and Violence, NSWP - 2017
Policy Brief: Impact of Criminalisation on Sex Workers’ Vulnerability to HIV and Violence, NSWP - 2017 Theme: Health, Human Rights, Violence
The Consensus Statement details eight fundamental rights that sex worker-led groups from around the world identify as crucial targets for their activism and advocacy. Following a global consultation with members, the NSWP Consensus Statement reaffirms NSWP ’s global advocacy platform for sex work, human rights and the law. A 12 page summary of the Consensus Statement is also available.
Download this resource: ConStat PDF EngFull.pdf
ConStat PDF EngFull.pdf