From the Network of Sex Workers Women from Latin America and the Caribbean, we repudiate the repressive attitude of the police persecution of Colombia against sex workers women in that country.
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Our Executive Secretary, Elena Reynaga, was interviewed by “Corresponsales Clave” to give her opinion regarding the rejection sex workers women had, along with other civil society groups, to share their work at the International Conference on AIDS. We share the full story.
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During the celebration of 8th of March in Mexico City, the workers women demanded that the authorities do not take them into account. Particularly the claim is directed to the deputy Rosy Orozco, president of the Special Commission for Combating Trafficking in people.
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En el marco de las festividades de “San Juan Paha”, en la localidad de Caaguazú, UNES realizó actividades educativas sobre VIH que apuntaron a concientizar sobre el uso del condón.
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From RedTraSex we support the work of all organizations that defend human rights of sex workers and respect their autonomy. We repudiate the criminalization of sex work, further undermining those who practice it.
Recently the scandal of Colombia was known: men from the custody of the President of the United States hired sex workers women and then refused to pay. They denounced these men, and from there began a persecution, not only to the fellows involved, but also harassment fell on women working in public places. It seems
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Desde la RedTraSex apoyamos el trabajo de todas aquellas organizaciones que defienden los derechos humanos de las trabajadoras sexuales y respetan su autonomía y repudiamos que se criminalice el trabajo sexual, vulnerando aún más a quienes lo ejercen.
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Due to the closing of night clubs, ONAEM members met with the Ombudsman, officials and police representatives to defend labor rights of female sex workers.
Frente al cierre de locales integrantes de ONAEM se reunieron con el Defensor del Pueblo, funcionarios y representantes de la policía para defender los derechos laborales de las trabajadoras sexuales.
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