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Support for the National Sex Work Programme: Decriminalisation and Empowerment

We believe in the importance of supporting the National Sex Work Programme to ensure it is adequately funded and promoted within Parliament. It’s crucial to endorse the decriminalisation of sex work, which is backed by the CGE’s position paper and COSATU's resolution. This legal framework can better our society amidst high unemployment, poverty, and health challenges, including HIV. We are not voiceless; we are experts in our lives. Join us in prioritizing sex workers' voices and advocating for policies that impact our community.

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Support for the National Sex Work Programme: Decriminalisation and Empowerment

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  1. What are we asking for?

  2. Support the national Sex Work Programme • Support the National Sex Work Programme: • Ensure it is funded • Ensure is has support, and is popularised within parliament • Support further research to ensure continued evidence-informed responses

  3. Support Decriminalisation • Support the CGE’s recent position paper that endorses Decriminalisation, COSATU’s resolution also supporting Decrim • Decriminalisation is a win-win legal framework for our context – large sex worker population, high unemployment and poverty, high burden of HIV, gender inequality

  4. Listen to sex workers • We are not “voiceless” • We are not “silent victims” • We are experts of our own lives • Consult us on policies and laws that affect us, prioritise our voices • Sisonke is a national movement for sex workers, by sex workers • Nothing about us, without us!

  5. We’d like to invite you • Come and visit our offices, • Come on outreach and see where we work, • Come to our men’s, women’s and transgender group meetings, • Thank you!

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