S2 E2: What We Get Wrong About Human Trafficking

from Intersections · host CiTR & Discorder Magazine

In this episode of Intersections, we discuss common misconceptions regarding human trafficking, and how they have the potential to negatively impact sex workers. We’re joined by Alison Clancey, the executive director of SWAN (Supporting Women’s Alternatives Network). SWAN is a Vancouver-based nonprofit that advocates for the health & safety of im/migrant women engaged in indoor sex work. You can learn more about their work at https://www.swanvancouver.ca/ Sources: https://thelocal.to/how-the-laws-make-sex-work-less-safe/

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