sex workers

New Zealand stopped jailing persons engaged in "the world's oldest profession" five years ago, and studies now show that the industry (which, of course, existed in full force prior to the legislative change) has changed very little, with a few positives in the mix:

New Zealand stopped jailing persons engaged in "the world's oldest profession" five years ago, and studies now show that the industry (which, of course, existed in full force prior to the legislative change) has changed very little, with a few positives in the mix:

I really wanted to write another light hearted post today about our adventures in Gatlinburg, but, after reading this, I don’t have it in me.

Warning: Adult Content in This Post

I’m willing to allow for that possibility probability.

This is a critically important study that correctly identifies and discusses the barriers faced not just by sex workers on the street, but by most people who live on the street. While it provides considerable insight, unfortunately, it does not provide many answers. The authors recognize this however, and they feel that;