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  • 📌 if police officers extort you for money, coerce you to sign illegal protocols, attempt to illegally search you;
  • 📌 if police officers exercise physical or symbolic violence (humiliate you, insult you, coerce you to cooperate, coerce you to sexual activity, rape you, etc.);
  • 📌 in case of sexual abuse;
  • 📌 if someone threatens to take away your children because of what you do;
  • 📌 if someone blackmails you, threatens you or limits your freedom in any way;
  • 📌 if someone refuses to provide the medical treatment or services because of what you do;
  • 📌 if you require help in applying for a passport or registration, etc.

Publication

Sex Work, Migration, Exploitation and Trafficking

Sex workers globally organise, unionise and develop and share initiatives […]

10 Aug 2021 18:08

Voices and Participation of Victims, Survivors and Workers: Some Reflections on World Day Against Trafficking in Persons

Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women \ Bandana Pattanaik /Written on 29 July 2021.

5 Aug 2021 16:08

Decriminalisation vs Equality Model. CO “Legalife-Ukraine” asked NZPC to clear out accusations

Since the beginning of this year, Equality Model is heavily […]

30 May 2021 20:05

May 2021 research of NZPC: “Did violence increase following decriminalisation in New Zealand? Reply to claims by Equality Model”

This is new official research of NZPC: Aotearoa New Zealand […]

29 May 2021 23:05

Professionals demystify life as a sex worker on ‘Mind, Body, Health & Politics’ podcast

When Norma Jean Almodovar quit her job as a Los […]

1 Apr 2021 14:04

A Critique of CEDAW General Recommendation No. 38 on Trafficking in Women & Girls in the Context of Global Migration

This document presents a substantive critique of CEDAW General Recommendation […]

31 Jan 2021 18:01