Sexual Violence Against Sex Workers – Fact Sheet
Sexual violence against sex workers - a fact sheet
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-Meetable Promises:Rhetoric and Reality in New York City’s Human Trafficking Intervention Courts
A report by the Global Health Justice Partnership of the Yale Law School and Yale School of Public Health in collaboration with The Sex Workers Project of the Urban Justice Center | September 2018
Public Health Crisis
A joint report with the PROS Network on the impact of using condoms as evidence of prostitution in New York City. | 04/17/2012
The Road North
An analysis of the role of gender, poverty & violence in trafficking from Mexico to the US.
Know your Rights!
This pamphlet offers info for sex workers, and tools to help you assert your rights. This pamphlet is not a substitute for talking to a lawyer. If you are arrested or have questions about your rights, contact us at 646.602.5617 or SWP@urbanjustice.org.
Use of Raids to Fight Trafficking
An analysis of the use of law enforcement raids to fight trafficking in persons. | 01/09/2009
Taking the Pledge
The Bush administration introduced the anti-prostitution pledge. This document details why this pledge is counter-productive for creating a world safe for all workers and where human trafficking does not exist.
Jimena
Jimena is a 24-year-old transwoman who works on the street. | September 15, 2007
