Our vision is for sex work to be recognised as work and as such fully decriminalised.
We envisage a society where we as sex workers have equal status in society and are free to pursue our occupational safely, on our own terms without fear of criminalisation, stigma or discrimination.
Did you know we sell sponges?
Menstrual sponges at very competitive prices.
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Latest Workshops – RSVP NOW!
Latest release of a dozen new workshop topics and dates, all free,
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Gladstone, Rockhampton, Mackay – Thank you!
We were in the regions in June and had a great time. If you missed us keep an eye out for our next trip.
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Gold Coast Office Moving Soon!
We will soon be hosting you in the Gold Coast from a brand new location, opening 1 July 2019.
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International Whores Day ~ High Tea 2019
So what is this famous day that we celebrate each year? Well, it marks the date that the modern sex worker movement was born, in 1975. When prominent members of the sex worker community in Lyon, France, were jailed by the very same police who refused to...
read more“Challenging The Human Trafficking Narratives Book Launch”
28 March, Avid Reader in West End, Brisbane, 6.30pm onwards
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Brisbane
This is a sex worker only space, a busy bright hub of information, everything that you need to know about sex work in Brisbane
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Every day that government delays, sex workers risk our safety & arrest
On the 4th of March 2019 sex workers took to the street to demand government action
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Decriminalisation Action Monday 4th March
King George Square, Brisbane
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Respect Inc – who are we?
Respect Inc is a non-profit, peer-based organisation focused on protecting and promoting the rights, health & wellbeing of Queensland sex workers. We are a sex worker rights-positive and rights-focused community organisation. All of our Management Committee, Volunteers and Staff are current or former sex workers.
read moreFrom Facebook
“The Case for Decriminalisation: Sex Work and the Law in Queensland”
#QUT briefing paper - the first in their Crime & Justice Briefing Paper Series @CrimeJusticeQUT
#DecrimQLD
eprints.qut.edu.au/131101/1/Briefing%20Paper%20sex%20work.pdf
MEDIA RELEASE - People with disability have the right to sex
MEDIA RELEASE - People with disability have the right to sex
Touching Base is a sex worker advocacy organisation focusing on the rights of people with disability and sex workers. It formed in October 2000 and has been advocating for the rights of sex workers and people with disability ever since. Touching Base aims to facilitate the link between these two mar...“For those who don’t have potential partners or the physical and/or intellectual capacity for sexual expression, access to sex worker services to satisfy their sexual needs should be seen as a legitimate option.”
theconversation.com/finally-the-ndis-will-fund-sex-therapy-but-it-should-cover-sex-workers-too-12...
Finally, the NDIS will fund sex therapy. But it should cover sex workers too
A woman with a disability has won the right to have a sex therapist funded under the NDIS. This sets a positive precedent, but the NDIS should go further and fund sex worker services, too.From Twitter
“The Case for Decriminalisation: Sex Work and the Law in Queensland”
#QUT briefing paper - the first in their Crime & Justice Briefing Paper Series @CrimeJusticeQUT
#DecrimQLD
https://t.co/pKcQ3cAf3f
Wishing all sex workers #decriminalisation! https://t.co/JTsupzlgLG