Prostitution Rights Decriminalization takes prostitution from the jurisdiction of the criminal code. It means private sexual acts between consenting adults are placed outside the realm of criminal laws.
Work - Anarchist Federation This pamphlet was a collaborative project between the Anarchist Federation and Red and Black Leeds. Be sure to check out their website or contact…
Grin and bare it all: Against liberal conceptions of sex work A stripper's zine analysing sex work from an anarchist and feminist perspective.
Madrid sex workers call for an end to criminalisation Around 150 sex workers demonstrated this afternoon (Saturday 15th Feb 2014) between Puerto del Sol…
The siege of Troy: Interview with a sex worker An interview with a male sex worker, Troy, by a group of New Zealand anarchists.
Ruins: Chronicle of an HIV witchhunt: a must-watch documentary Summary and trailer of a documentary about how in May last year Greek authorities conducted a sweep…
Response to the views of Mia Freedman on sex work A sex worker's response to columnist Mia Freedman's blog in which implied that she does not respect the right of women with mental illness to…
Queens, hookers, and hustlers: Organizing for survival and revolt amongst gender-variant sex workers, 1950-1970 A selection from Mack Friedman’s Strapped for Cash: A History of American Hustler…
Happy hookers: sex workers and their would-be saviors Melissa Gira Grant on the framework in which sex work is discussed.
Sex as work and sex work: a marxian take In this essay, Laura Agustín discusses among other things, sex in relationships as work and sex work as reproductive labour and a job.
