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.
Một thân thể lành mạnh có thể là tích sản làm ăn tốt nhất cho chúng ta! A Healthy Body can be our best business asset!
Làm Tình An Toàn Hơn - Safer Sex Làm tình an toàn hơn là làm tình mà không có sự trao đổi các chất lỏng (tinh trùng, máu, máu kinh kỳ hoặc chất lỏng âm đạo). Các thực hành làm tình an toàn hơn bao gồm: Làm tình không thâm nhập Sử dụng bao cao su cho việc làm tình bằng...
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Khám Nghiệm Thân Chủ – Checking a Client
Mở Mắt ra, Chong Đèn Lên! Mỗi người của chúng ta có cách dò xét thân chủ của mình khác nhau, Người thì khám lúc đấm bóp cho họ, có người thì khi cho họ vào phòng tắm váo lúc bắt đầu làm cuộc hẹn, người khác thì chỉ tuột quần họ xuống rồi khám thẳng thừng. Nhiều bệnh...
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Hướng Dẫn cho Người Buôn Hương Đổi Phái Tính Từ Nam sang Nữ, trước khi giải phẩu – Tips for male to female trans* workers, pre op
Hướng Dẫn cho Người Buôn Hương Đổi Phái Tính Từ Nam sang Nữ, Trước khi giải phẩu Tips for male to female trans* workers, pre-op Đối với một người buôn hương nam đóng vai nữ trước khi giải phẩu, xin tham khảo những hướng dẫn cho người nam làm nghề buông hương. Nếu...
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Cách dùng bao cao su – How to use a condom
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Cairns posters International Day To End Violence Against Sex Workers 2018
To raise the profile of Dec 17 International Day To End Violence Against Sex Workers, Wendy produced these very cool posters.
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Gold Coast International Day To End Violence Against Sex Workers exhibition 2018
17 Dec #decrimQLD “International Day To End Violence Against Sex Workers” Special Video Release
17 December 2018, International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers, with events across Queensland
A day recognised internationally remembering those sex workers whose lives have been lost to violence.
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“RAIDED” Sangram, India, 2018
The police, NGOs and others involved in ordering and conducting raids are generally not sensitive to the complex trajectory of the individuals they encounter during raids. This research report examines why.
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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.
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If you tour #Rockhampton or #Mackay we have our #safersex supplies on available at the local #sexualhealth clinics
“Undercover officers routinely pose as clients [in Qld] asking for prohibited services...practices more likely to sow mistrust than encourage cooperation. Anna tells me of friends who refuse to report crimes, because they’re afraid of law enforcement.” archermagazine.com.au/2019/01/no-justice-sexual-assault-victims-sex-workers-less-citizens/
No justice for sexual assault victims: Sex workers ‘less than citizens’
archermagazine.com.au
Content warning: this article discusses sexual assault. One Summer afternoon in February 2018, Anna* sat opposite a police officer in the interview room of a suburban station in Brisbane. As her husband waited at reception, Anna explained that only hours earlier, she had been sexually assaulted. The...Laws that criminalise #sexworker #safety in #Qld
have no benefit to sexworkers
or the general community
but they put us in dangerous situations &
at risk of fines & charges
Decriminalise #sexwork for sexworker #health #rights & #safety
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From Twitter
“Undercover officers routinely pose as clients [in Qld] asking for prohibited services...practices more likely to sow mistrust than encourage cooperation. Anna tells me of friends who refuse to report crimes, because they’re afraid of law enforcement.” https://t.co/LpJhrVo4Sz