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portada Down With Stigma, Up with Liberation: Discerning Between Sexual Exploitation and Consensual Sex Work
Type
Physical Book
Illustrated by
Language
Inglés
Pages
64
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 0.4 cm
Weight
0.10 kg.
ISBN13
9781773698267
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Down With Stigma, Up with Liberation: Discerning Between Sexual Exploitation and Consensual Sex Work

Madeline Langier (Author) · Jessica Jutras (Illustrated by) · Clare Dalton (Other) · Golden Meteorite Press · Paperback

Down With Stigma, Up with Liberation: Discerning Between Sexual Exploitation and Consensual Sex Work - Langier, Madeline ; Jutras, Jessica ; Dalton, Clare

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Synopsis "Down With Stigma, Up with Liberation: Discerning Between Sexual Exploitation and Consensual Sex Work"

In Canada, sex workers continue to experience stigma and criminalization despite changes to the policy. In many regions across the globe, the consensual sale of sex is criminal, thereby limiting fundamental human rights and dictating persons' right to bodily autonomy. While consent is the primary element of the rights of sex workers, a problem arises when the industry becomes exploitative. Exploitation in the sex industry is the course leading to sex trafficking and rape for profit. Crime and harm flourishes in the dark hidden areas of the world, which is why an ongoing conversation about the differences between consensual sex work and sex trafficking is essential. In order to reduce stigma, we must continue to have difficult conversations about uncomfortable topics in the hopes that one day they no longer seem uncomfortable. Millions of people particulate in the sale of sexual services, and the clear distinction between consensual and coerced forms can allow for the decriminalization of sex work with attention to the needs of victims. The potential for harm is enough to drive legislation, and there is hope for a shift to harm reduction and empowerment. Victims of sexual exploitation and abuse will not wait for politics to catch up.

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