Today marks the 17th annual International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers.

https://www.nswp.org/event/international-day-end-violence-against-sex-workers
Sex workers around the world are vulnerable to violence because of the criminalisation and legal oppression of sex work, compounded by stigma and discrimination.
This vulnerability to violence is increased for sex workers living with HIV, sex workers who use drugs, transgender sex workers, migrant sex workers, and sex workers that are part of other marginalised groups.
Today we have published a Briefing Note on Misinformation on Sex Work.

Whether falsehoods are disseminated to deliberately deceive, or are shared unknowingly, the spread of inaccurate and misleading information on sex work has significant consequences. https://www.nswp.org/resource/nswp-briefing-notes/briefing-note-misinformation-sex-work
Briefing Note: Misinformation on Sex Work

Misinformation on sex work has flourished for centuries, fuelled by age-old stereotypes, myths, and moral judgments which continue to shape policies and public opinions. Whether falsehoods are

https://www.nswp.org/resource/nswp-briefing-notes/briefing-note-misinformation-sex-work
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