Abolitionist (Nordic Model) legal policy implemented in New York City
New York City’s District Attorney recently implemented a policy that decriminalizes the person who is paid for in prostitution, while at the same time enforcing existing…
New York City’s District Attorney recently implemented a policy that decriminalizes the person who is paid for in prostitution, while at the same time enforcing existing…
Canadian sex trade survivor Valerie Pelletier speaking with Sasha White from Plebity about being fired from her job for criticizing the endangerment of women in…
On April 6, 2016, France passed an abolitionist law against prostitution that criminalizes sex buyers but decriminalizes women in prostitution. A major element of the…
The desire to animate the inanimate, or attribute anthropomorphic qualities to nonhumans, is well documented.
Women in prostitution wait for customers in Sonagachi, the notorious red-light district of Kolkata, India. (Bikas Das / AP Photo) On May 5, Emily Bazelon,…
Support for decriminalized prostitution is ideological, not empirical
Abstract Advocacy and scholarship addressing sex trafficking as a human rights issue has become a transnational effort, but there has been less attention to sub-national…
Sonia Ossorio National Organization for Women-New York Letter to NY Times
Is the New York Times Endorsing Legalization of Prostitution
In no form of gender-based violence other than prostitution do we weigh the veracity of the victimization of a person on whether or not there…
Letter to sex buyers from a Danish survivor of prostitution
Liberals must face the reality of what prostitution does to women
Last week, the New York Times ran Emily Bazelon’s piece, _Should Prostitution be a Crime__