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
‘80% of us work illegally, so we can be safe’, say Queensland sex workers
Queensland laws and policing practices unnecessarily endanger sex workers. ‘Sex workers are forced to choose between working safely or legally’, Kayla Rose, sex worker and committee member of DecrimQLD said.
Workshops Program & Career Development Staff Member
I’m the Career Development Peer here at Respect and I’m based in the Brisbane office. I’ve been a sex worker for the past eight years, based mostly in Brisbane.
State Coordinator, Elena Jeffreys
The Respect Inc state coordinator is Elena Jeffreys, based in Townsville.
Introducing…. Kayla Rose!
My name is Kayla Rose (she/her), I am the Brisbane representative and Secretary of Respect Inc.
Media Release, Oct 2018: Sex Workers Win In Court Despite Bad Laws, Queensland
Last month two local inner-city Brisbane sex workers were involved in a historic prosecution. Three other sex workers were defrauded by the same man but were unable to come forward due to privacy and confidentiality concerns. The accused plead guilty to two counts of Fraud and “Dishonestly gaining benefit or advantage.” He was ordered to pay each worker $350, plus was fined &750 for each offence.