Street Sex Work

Emma and AnneLouise were joined in the studio by Sally Tonkin, the CEO of St Kilda Gatehouse, a not-for-profit organisation that supports street sex workers. We spoke about recent news reports about Amnesty International’s decision to support the full decriminalisation of sex work, media coverage of women who do sex work and issues facing LGBTIQ sex workers. The post Street Sex Work appeared first on Her Voice.

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