Last week, Amnesty International finally published its full policy position on sex work. Here are some of his views on how the law actually functions in practice. On whether sex workers are still hassled by police. Note the subtle threat in the above, made explicit in the next one:. Pro tip: ask anyone with a precarious immigration status in your country whether that sounds like a request to voluntarily assist with a police investigation.
Or not. Yes, this is an actual picture in the book. If the cops intervened before any sex took place, Simon would miss all the good parts:. But even Amnesty might be surprised at the clumsy, cringeworthy porn that Haggstrom illustrates his accounts with β more surprised than Swedish sex workers seem to be, which is possibly telling in itself. I am registered blind and use a screen reader Jaws which converts text into speech and braille enabling me to read the screen.
Can you help in explaining them please? Many thanks, Kevin. I may have made a few errors, but probably most of the apparent errors are in the original images. After all these years, the one thing that continues to amaze me β and that is that this trade in people in general are permitted to continue.
Year after year women are transported in and out of Sweden. Here they sold a few weeks at a time, and then passed on to the next country. In politics we talk about human trafficking as a priority issue⦠But the number of individuals who work with concrete problems are extremely few and in most cities in Sweden, there are not any at all.
This saddens me, for I am painfully aware that the majority of the victims being dragged into this will never go into a police station and⦠we will not see an end to this slave trade. But what provokes me most are still buyers.
