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‘only 31% of the sample of indirect sex workers reported having been engaged in commercial sex in the last 12 months’
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International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers

On International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers the PLRI are circulating a media release to launch their new website and stress the need for evidence based policy making to tackle violence and abuse. Welcome to the website of the Paulo Longo Research Initiative. We are launching the site on December 17, the Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers in support of sex worker organisations in dozens of countries who are demanding action to stop violence.

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Gay community, sex workers, health care providers, the police and legal representatives join in to mark IDAHO

Kenyans, drawn from the gay and lesbian community, male and female sex workers, representatives of the police force, health care providers and also legal professionals came together to mark the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO)in Kisumu, Kenya. Velvine Akinyi, the Chairlady of Kenya Sex Workers Alliance (KESWA), one of the main sponsors of the event, said that female sex works had come out to support their gay counterparts and called on female sex workers and male sex workers to respect each other in their line of work and mutually work together. Kenya_Celebrates_IDAHO_in_Style[1].pdf Author:  KESWA and Bar Hostess and

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