Un donateur militant ma récemment expliqué leur changement de stratégie de plaidoyer qui est passée du philanthro-shaming souligner le besoin urgent daugmenter les financements dans un domaine particulier pour évitersattaquer à un certain problème à lutlisation sans scrupule du concept populaire de FOMO fear of missing out, la peur de rater quelque chose. Il ma appris que trop souvent, on met en évidence les besoins et les lacunes en termes de financement, en espérant que cela convaincra les bailleurs de boucher les trous. Cela participe peut-être à influencer certains donateurs alliés à étendre leur programme de subventionnement, mais cela ne convaincra pas les néophytes des droits des travailleur.se.s du sexe. La réalité est que même les financeurs de la justice sociale se revendiquent toujours comme neutres au sujet des droits des travailleur.se.s du sexe, ou nont simplement pas le courage de prendre position. Ces bailleurs doivent réaliser quils ne sont pas les premiers à saventurer en terre inconnue. Dans le cas du donateur militant, leur nouvelle stratégie de plaidoyer envers les bailleurs essaye donc dadopter une approche innovante : soit vous prenez le train en marche, soit vous passez à côté, en prouvant que le financement des organisations de travailleur.se.s du sexe est LA chose à faire, et tout de suite! La violence est inhérente à la prostitution et des études prouvent que la décriminalisation non seulement ne change rien à cette violence, mais également laggrave. Titre : Presses universitaires de Rennes En bref : HARC a écrit un sur la situation des travailleurses du sexe durant la crise du COVID-19. Legalizing currently illegal aspects of prostitution will not solve the current problems. Further, legalization will reduce the stigma associated with buying sex, therefore likely increasing the demand, which will exacerbate the problem. Legalization will not keep criminals out of the sex trade. A better answer to the prostitution problem is to improve societys response to underlying issues such as family violence, drug abuse, and poverty Mr. Art Hanger: But they could go in and start working for an escort service; they have that choice? Ms. Jaqueline Lynn: I would like to respond, Hedy, to your question about how do we create a john, basically. I think your question really goes to the formation of male sexuality, because when I see a woman, the thought of giving her money for sexual access to her body is so foreign to me. As a female, I do not understand that, and when I try to understand it from a male perspective, I need to examine sociologically how male sexuality is constructed so that a male can look at a female as an object in which he can deposit himself. Its just how he can use a body. Basically, its a big question and its not something that..I think we need to look at it more. Melissa Ditmore,, The Guardian, 16 avril 2009. The decriminalization andor legalization of prostitution is a hot-button issue in many countries and for many individuals, but experience has shown time and again that the legalization of prostitution is simply harmful to women. Instead of protecting women, legalization is just an easy way for the government to rid itself of a problem it cannot control while making money off the misery of women. The legalization of prostitution does not prevent the abuse of women, but it does make any legal recourse even more difficult. Ms. Ann Pollack Member at Large, Board of Directors, British Columbia Civil Liberties Association: Thank you, Mr Chair. However, our assumption that there would be separate groups of youth operating on the street and indoors wasnt supported. Of the 26 youth who worked as escorts, nearly all of them had worked on the street in the last year as well. We found only 11 had traded sex to support a pimp; however, 16 traded to support a manager of an agency, 22 supported a partner or lover, and 21 supported a friend. When asked about violence, 43 said they had been sexually assaulted and 42 said they had been physically assaulted. 
Canada, Chambre des communes, Sous-comité de lexamen des lois sur le racolage,, décembre 2006, p. 91; TAMPEP, Sex Work in Europe 2009, p. 29; Sander Flight et al, 585 ko, 104 pages, 2006 document non officiel du ministère de la Sécurité et de la Justice des Pays-Bas, résumé anglais inclus. 
Later that day, while the sun was blazing outside, Louise was shown around a refugee brothel in a small enclosed neighborhood in Rubaga. While children were running outside and there was ample noise of people passing by, it was relatively quiet inside. In a room that seemed like a shed made of wood, she met with about twenty refugee members of OGERA. They had fled from countries such as Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo or South Sudan. DChief Doug Le Pard: That is our experience. Many of the young women we deal with still are children when we check them. I think Ms. Nelson talked about some of the research saying that the average age of entry was somewhere around 15, which is certainly consistent with what our experience is. We know that we have strolls in Vancouver, for example, on Franklin, where there are predominantly very young women, teenage women. 
First of all, it is a multi-jurisdictional thing, isnt it? Theres clearly a federal role in terms of the Criminal Codethats pretty obviousand Im sure well consider that. But beyond that, it gets a little more complicated in terms of what you might see in the federal jurisdiction that we should bring forward. We can always include recommendations that provinces should and they should and they should, but they dont. I would also put this question to Ms. Judy McGuire, who has had a long history in this area. Vous semblez avoir une vision rose-bonbon de la prostitution. Vous avez intégré le discours néo-libéral de la marchandisation du corps. Peut-être pour mieux défendre le droit des hommes à imposer leurs pulsions et leurs caprices. La prostitution nest pas un travail, mais le plus vieux mensonge du monde. Bryen, Stéphanie. Chapitre 1. La prostitution, un stigmate socialement construit. Stigmate et métier : Une approche sociologique de la prostitution de rue. By Bryen. Rennes : Presses universitaires de Rennes, 1999 pp. 31-74 Web http:books.openedition.orgpur23990.