Monthly Archives: August 2015

Prostitution, Amnesty International, and the Consequences of Prohibition

Posted on August 5, 2015 by James Hanley

Amnesty International has found itself in a controversy over its new draft policy on sex work, that calls for “the highest possible protection of the human rights of sex workers, through measures that include the decriminalisation of sex work.” A group … Continue reading →

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Monthly Archives: August 2015

Prostitution, Amnesty International, and the Consequences of Prohibition

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