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Getting paid for sex is my kick: a qualitative study of male sex workers [PDF]
, 2008 As with its female counterpart, male sex work (MSW) has generally been regarded as deeply problematic, either because of negative societal attitudes to the selling of sex or the prevalence of psychosocial and economic problems amongst those attracted to ...
Christmann, Kris, Wilcox, Aidan
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PLoS Medicine, 2018 Background Sex workers are at disproportionate risk of violence and sexual and emotional ill health, harms that have been linked to the criminalisation of sex work.
L. Platt +7 more
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, 2014 Prostitution scandals stigmatize workers for their entire lives, but the politician involved is marred for only one news cycle. “White knight” feminists shame women for sexually catering to the patriarchy but talk from a place of economic privilege ...
Gabryszewska, Maria
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Sexual and Relationship Therapy, 2019 Sex workers are individuals who offer sexual services in exchange for compensation (i.e. money, goods, or other services). Within the United States, the full-service sex work (FSSW) industry generates 14 billion dollars annually there are estimated to be
Danielle A Sawicki +3 more
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Sex Traffickers: Friend or foe?
Anti-Trafficking Review, 2022 This article addresses the knowledge gap surrounding human traffickers in Malaysia. Based on qualitative interviews with women identified as victims of trafficking, it explores the women’s perception of their traffickers and their migration experience ...
Haezreena Hamid
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Social Sciences, 2021 There is limited available evidence on sex workers (SW) ability to access police protection or means of escaping situations of violence and confinement under an “end demand” criminalization model.
Anna-Louise Crago +3 more
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A bene placito*: Narratives of sex work
, 2020 Sex work is often interpreted through master narratives that see women as victimized and subjected to stigmas and negative attitudes. This paper offers an insight into narratives that challenge or can be seen as an alternative to these narratives.
Fabio I. M. Poppi, Sveinung Sandberg
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Social SciencesDiversion programs are increasingly used as alternatives to criminal penalties for women involved in commercial sex, yet limited research has examined how such programs support behavior change across diverse subgroups, particularly between sex-trafficked
Noam Haviv, Dominique Roe-Sepowitz
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Sex in the City: Prostitution in the Age of Global Migrations
Journal of Transnational American Studies, 2012 The article traces the history and current role of gendered migration and sexual labor through an exploration of the contradictions inherent in gendered migration in which rural youth are migrating to the cities of the developing world while sex ...
Lillian S. Robinson
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Mulheres (in)visíveis: prostituição, trabalho e migrações nas ruas de Lisboa
e-cadernos ces, 2021 Individuals engaged in street prostitution constitute one of the most precarious sectors of modern societies (Mac and Smith, 2018), where migrant women face increased difficulties related to their vulnerable position, resulting from the overlay of ...
Rebeca Amorim Csalog
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