Full Decriminalization: Sex Work Law, Rights, and Safety
Full decriminalization removes criminal penalties from consensual adult sex work while keeping laws against trafficking, coercion, and exploitation.
Full decriminalization removes criminal penalties from consensual adult sex work while keeping laws against trafficking, coercion, and exploitation.
Exit services provide voluntary support for people transitioning away from sex work, exploitation, or difficult circumstances through resources and assistance.
Survival sex describes sexual activity connected to meeting basic needs such as food, shelter, or money, often involving economic vulnerability and difficult circumstances.
Sex worker rights address safety, dignity, healthcare access, privacy, and protection from discrimination for people involved in sex work.
Labor rights for sex workers address workplace safety, healthcare access, dignity, consent, and protection from exploitation within sex work contexts.
Occupational safety in sex work focuses on reducing workplace risks through healthcare access, violence prevention, privacy protection, and safer working conditions.
Risk-aware consent means agreeing to an activity with a reasonable understanding of its important risks, limits, possible consequences, and available safety measures.