Third-Party Management: Support, Control, and Sex Work Context
Third-party management describes outside involvement in organizing or managing activities and can range from voluntary support to exploitative control.
Third-party management describes outside involvement in organizing or managing activities and can range from voluntary support to exploitative control.
Learn what street prostitution means, how street-based sex work differs from escorting and trafficking, and why consent, safety, and respectful language matter.
Learn what a massage parlor is, how it differs from a spa, brothel, or illicit massage business, and why consent and professional boundaries matter.
Learn what a sex worker is, which consensual adult services and performances the term may include, and how sex work differs from trafficking and exploitation.
Learn what commercial sex means and how it differs from sex work, transactional sex, prostitution, exploitation, and human trafficking.
Prostitution is the exchange of sexual services for payment or another benefit and must be distinguished from trafficking, coercion, and child exploitation.