Oral Statement to UN Human Rights Counsel on Adoption of UPR
"It is critical that the government work to systematically involve sex workers in policy decisions that affect them..."
Sex Work and Human Rights Media Toolkit
The materials in this kit seek to try to counter the prejudice, stereotypes and general misinformation that stand in place of accuracy about the circumstances of sex work and the people engaged in it. The rights to life, safety, free speech, political action and access to information and to basic health and education services are as important to sex workers as to anyone else. No one should lose these human rights because of the work they do.
UN Universal Periodic Review of US Human Rights
Our Campaigns Summary This year, the United States participated in a Universal Periodic Review (UPR) – a process set up by the Human Rights Council at the United [...]
A Call to Change US Policy on Sex Work & HIV
Our Campaigns Summary On 22-27 July 2012, more than 30,000 people will gather in Washington, D.C. for the International AIDS Conference. As the largest global health and development [...]
New York State Assembly Bill S1379/A2305 (Condom Bill)
Our Campaigns Summary New York State Bill S1379/A2305 would stop police and prosecutors from using possession of condoms as evidence of prostitution. Currently, police and courts can use [...]
Abigail Anzalone
DOJ Accredited Representative & Case Manager
Molly Cohen, Esq.
Equal Justice Works Legal Fellow
Clement Lee, Esq.
Supervising Attorney
RJ Thompson, Esq.
Managing Director
Internships
The Sex Workers Project is looking for highly motivated problem-‐solvers committed to advancing the rights of sex workers and survivors of trafficking. SWP hires 2-‐3 Legal Interns in either Immigration or Criminal/General practice areas.
