Decriminalization of sex work (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Decriminalization of sex work" in English language version.

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  • "Why Sex Work Should Be Decriminalized". Human Rights Watch. 7 August 2019. Retrieved 23 February 2021. Laws that clearly distinguish between sex work and crimes like human trafficking and sexual exploitation of children help protect both sex workers and crime victims. Sex workers may be in a position to have important information about crimes such as human trafficking and sexual exploitation of children, but unless the work they themselves do is not treated as criminal, they are unlikely to feel safe reporting this information to the police.

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  • Michelle Goldberg (30 July 2014). "Should Buying Sex Be Illegal?". The Nation. Retrieved 24 February 2021. The 2010 government review acknowledged [that stigma had increased], albeit in unsympathetic terms. "People who are currently being exploited in prostitution state that the criminalization has intensified the social stigma of selling sex," it said. "They describe having chosen to prostitute themselves and do not consider themselves to be unwilling victims of anything. Even if it is not forbidden to sell sex, they feel they are hunted by the police. They feel that they are being treated as incapacitated persons because their actions are tolerated but their wishes and choices are not respected." Then, a few sentences later, it said: "For people who are still being exploited in prostitution, the above negative effects of the ban that they describe must be viewed as positive from the perspective that the purpose of the law is indeed to combat prostitution."

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