Canadian Alliance for Sex Work Law Reform

The Canadian Alliance for Sex Work Law Reform is an alliance of sex worker rights and allied groups and individuals across the country who work together to fight for sex work law reform, sex workers’ rights and community well-being.

‘What did you expect?’ How sex workers learn to endure crime and avoid police
‘What did you expect?’ How sex workers learn to endure crime and avoid police
Politics
September 26 2016
‘Even one individual turning away is too many’: the devastating effects of sex work stigma
‘Even one individual turning away is too many’: the devastating effects of sex work stigma
Politics
September 25 2016
Sex work ads move underground to ‘unregulated and often unmoderated’ sites
Sex work ads move underground to ‘unregulated and often unmoderated’ sites
Politics
September 24 2016
Migrant sex workers live under constant police threat
Migrant sex workers live under constant police threat
Politics
September 23 2016
‘The layers of security are gone’: Independent sex workers face difficulties managing clients
‘The layers of security are gone’: Independent sex workers face difficulties managing clients
Politics
September 22 2016
Bill collectors or personal safety? A sex worker’s dilemma
Bill collectors or personal safety? A sex worker’s dilemma
Politics
September 21 2016
Under anti-prostitution laws, sex workers face constrained choices
Under anti-prostitution laws, sex workers face constrained choices
Politics
September 20 2016
Canada should be ‘most concerned about the most marginalized sex workers’
Canada should be ‘most concerned about the most marginalized sex workers’
Politics
September 19 2016
What’s happened since the Conservatives’ new sex work laws?
What’s happened since the Conservatives’ new sex work laws?
Politics
September 19 2016
Violence against sex workers is violence against everyone
Violence against sex workers is violence against everyone
Politics
December 15 2015
Next government needs to come out from behind closed doors to publicly support sex workers
Next government needs to come out from behind closed doors to publicly support sex workers
Politics
September 28 2015