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> Whether we love our jobs, hate them, or have mixed feelings about them, we all deserve safety and protection from harm at work.
> When it comes to sex work, however, this is often not the reality. Laws that criminalise or restrict sex work fail to protect sex workers. Instead, they place them at risk of violence, including from the police. Criminalisation also prevents sex workers from accessing labour protections, seeking sexual and reproductive health services, reporting violence without fear, and exercising their rights like any other worker.
> Sex workers know what keeps them safe. For decades, they have been calling for the decriminalisation of sex work–– a legal model that removes criminal penalties related to sex work and is a crucial step to improving working conditions and labour rights protections of sex workers.
> Sex workers are experts of their own lives. They know what keeps them safe. Listen to them. Decriminalise sex work.
> This International Sex Workers’ Day we reaffirm our commitment to sex workers’ safety, rights, and dignity.
— #IPPF 🗺️️
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> Whether we love our jobs, hate them, or have mixed feelings about them, we all deserve safety and protection from harm at work.
> When it comes to sex work, however, this is often not the reality. Laws that criminalise or restrict sex work fail to protect sex workers. Instead, they place them at risk of violence, including from the police. Criminalisation also prevents sex workers from accessing labour protections, seeking sexual and reproductive health services, reporting violence without fear, and exercising their rights like any other worker.
> Sex workers know what keeps them safe. For decades, they have been calling for the decriminalisation of sex work–– a legal model that removes criminal penalties related to sex work and is a crucial step to improving working conditions and labour rights protections of sex workers.
> Sex workers are experts of their own lives. They know what keeps them safe. Listen to them. Decriminalise sex work.
> This International Sex Workers’ Day we reaffirm our commitment to sex workers’ safety, rights, and dignity.
— #IPPF 🗺️️
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> Whether we love our jobs, hate them, or have mixed feelings about them, we all deserve safety and protection from harm at work.
> When it comes to sex work, however, this is often not the reality. Laws that criminalise or restrict sex work fail to protect sex workers. Instead, they place them at risk of violence, including from the police. Criminalisation also prevents sex workers from accessing labour protections, seeking sexual and reproductive health services, reporting violence without fear, and exercising their rights like any other worker.
> Sex workers know what keeps them safe. For decades, they have been calling for the decriminalisation of sex work–– a legal model that removes criminal penalties related to sex work and is a crucial step to improving working conditions and labour rights protections of sex workers.
> Sex workers are experts of their own lives. They know what keeps them safe. Listen to them. Decriminalise sex work.
> This International Sex Workers’ Day we reaffirm our commitment to sex workers’ safety, rights, and dignity.
— #IPPF 🗺️️
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> En ce 2 juin 2026, journée internationale des TDS, nous revenons sur l'excellente vidéo de soutien que Docteur Tlaleng Mofokeng, rapporteuse spéciale de l'ONU sur le droit qu'a toute personne de jouir du meilleur état de santé physique et mentale possible. Elle est un soutien indéfectible de la lutte pour les droits des TDS et donc de la décriminalisation. Un immense merci à elle.
— #ProjectJasmine 🇫🇷 #France
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> Mon nom est Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng. Je suis la Rapporteuse spéciale des Nations Unies sur le droit qu'a toute personne de jouir du meilleur état de santé physique et mentale possible.
> Les droits des travailleuses du sexe sont des droits humains. Cela inclut le droit a la santé et, plus largement, le droit à l'autonomie corporelle ainsi que le droit à la sécurté et à la dignité.
> La décriminalisation est une condition préalable nécessaire à la réalisation effective de ces droits et de nombreux autres droits humains interdépendants.
> C'est une exigence de santé publique. La décriminalisation est soutenue par les organismes des Natios Unies, y compris ONUSIDA, l'OMS, le PNUD et de nombreux experts indépendants de l'ONU. La criminalisation est incompatible avec le cadre des droits humains. Elle réduit la capacité des travailleuses du sexe à négocier, elle limite leur accès aux services de santé et elle augmente en réalité leur exposition au VIH et à de nombreuses autre IST ainsi qu'aux violences basées sur le genre. Des témoignages présentés devant la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme ont montré que la criminalisation des clients a également entraîné ce qui suit: une diminution du nombre de clients entraînant une précarité économique, une perte de pouvoir de négociation, une exposition accrue aux violences basées sur le genre, une prise de risques accrue et un plus grand isolement et des conditions de travail plus dangereuses en raisos de déplacement et de la nécessité d'agir clandestinement. En 2024, la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme a explicitement reconnu que la criminalisation constitue une ingérence dans la vie privée et l'autonomie sexuelle des travailleuses du sexe et qu'elle a des conséquences concrètes sur leur santé et leur sécurité. La Cour a rappelé que la France doit suivre cette mesure, notamment au regard de son impact et la dernière évaluation menée en 2020 s'est concentrée uniquement sur la mise en œuvre de la loi et non sur ses effects. Et depuis 10 ans, la France n'a pas évalué l'impact de la criminalisation sur les clients, sur les personnes directament concernées.
> Aujourd'hui, les travailleuses du sexe se sont organisées pour proposer des politiques publiques mieux adaptées aux réalités vécues et plus conformes aux cadres des droits humains.
> La France ne peut plus ignorer ni la voix des travailleuses du sexe, ni celle de la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme.
> Et c'est mon vœu que les droits des travailleuses du sexe soient considérés et reconnus comme des droits humains.
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> En ce 2 juin 2026, journée internationale des TDS, nous revenons sur l'excellente vidéo de soutien que Docteur Tlaleng Mofokeng, rapporteuse spéciale de l'ONU sur le droit qu'a toute personne de jouir du meilleur état de santé physique et mentale possible. Elle est un soutien indéfectible de la lutte pour les droits des TDS et donc de la décriminalisation. Un immense merci à elle.
— #ProjectJasmine 🇫🇷 #France
Transcription:
> Mon nom est Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng. Je suis la Rapporteuse spéciale des Nations Unies sur le droit qu'a toute personne de jouir du meilleur état de santé physique et mentale possible.
> Les droits des travailleuses du sexe sont des droits humains. Cela inclut le droit a la santé et, plus largement, le droit à l'autonomie corporelle ainsi que le droit à la sécurté et à la dignité.
> La décriminalisation est une condition préalable nécessaire à la réalisation effective de ces droits et de nombreux autres droits humains interdépendants.
> C'est une exigence de santé publique. La décriminalisation est soutenue par les organismes des Natios Unies, y compris ONUSIDA, l'OMS, le PNUD et de nombreux experts indépendants de l'ONU. La criminalisation est incompatible avec le cadre des droits humains. Elle réduit la capacité des travailleuses du sexe à négocier, elle limite leur accès aux services de santé et elle augmente en réalité leur exposition au VIH et à de nombreuses autre IST ainsi qu'aux violences basées sur le genre. Des témoignages présentés devant la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme ont montré que la criminalisation des clients a également entraîné ce qui suit: une diminution du nombre de clients entraînant une précarité économique, une perte de pouvoir de négociation, une exposition accrue aux violences basées sur le genre, une prise de risques accrue et un plus grand isolement et des conditions de travail plus dangereuses en raisos de déplacement et de la nécessité d'agir clandestinement. En 2024, la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme a explicitement reconnu que la criminalisation constitue une ingérence dans la vie privée et l'autonomie sexuelle des travailleuses du sexe et qu'elle a des conséquences concrètes sur leur santé et leur sécurité. La Cour a rappelé que la France doit suivre cette mesure, notamment au regard de son impact et la dernière évaluation menée en 2020 s'est concentrée uniquement sur la mise en œuvre de la loi et non sur ses effects. Et depuis 10 ans, la France n'a pas évalué l'impact de la criminalisation sur les clients, sur les personnes directament concernées.
> Aujourd'hui, les travailleuses du sexe se sont organisées pour proposer des politiques publiques mieux adaptées aux réalités vécues et plus conformes aux cadres des droits humains.
> La France ne peut plus ignorer ni la voix des travailleuses du sexe, ni celle de la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme.
> Et c'est mon vœu que les droits des travailleuses du sexe soient considérés et reconnus comme des droits humains.
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> En ce 2 juin 2026, journée internationale des TDS, nous revenons sur l'excellente vidéo de soutien que Docteur Tlaleng Mofokeng, rapporteuse spéciale de l'ONU sur le droit qu'a toute personne de jouir du meilleur état de santé physique et mentale possible. Elle est un soutien indéfectible de la lutte pour les droits des TDS et donc de la décriminalisation. Un immense merci à elle.
— #ProjectJasmine 🇫🇷 #France
Transcription:
> Mon nom est Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng. Je suis la Rapporteuse spéciale des Nations Unies sur le droit qu'a toute personne de jouir du meilleur état de santé physique et mentale possible.
> Les droits des travailleuses du sexe sont des droits humains. Cela inclut le droit a la santé et, plus largement, le droit à l'autonomie corporelle ainsi que le droit à la sécurté et à la dignité.
> La décriminalisation est une condition préalable nécessaire à la réalisation effective de ces droits et de nombreux autres droits humains interdépendants.
> C'est une exigence de santé publique. La décriminalisation est soutenue par les organismes des Natios Unies, y compris ONUSIDA, l'OMS, le PNUD et de nombreux experts indépendants de l'ONU. La criminalisation est incompatible avec le cadre des droits humains. Elle réduit la capacité des travailleuses du sexe à négocier, elle limite leur accès aux services de santé et elle augmente en réalité leur exposition au VIH et à de nombreuses autre IST ainsi qu'aux violences basées sur le genre. Des témoignages présentés devant la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme ont montré que la criminalisation des clients a également entraîné ce qui suit: une diminution du nombre de clients entraînant une précarité économique, une perte de pouvoir de négociation, une exposition accrue aux violences basées sur le genre, une prise de risques accrue et un plus grand isolement et des conditions de travail plus dangereuses en raisos de déplacement et de la nécessité d'agir clandestinement. En 2024, la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme a explicitement reconnu que la criminalisation constitue une ingérence dans la vie privée et l'autonomie sexuelle des travailleuses du sexe et qu'elle a des conséquences concrètes sur leur santé et leur sécurité. La Cour a rappelé que la France doit suivre cette mesure, notamment au regard de son impact et la dernière évaluation menée en 2020 s'est concentrée uniquement sur la mise en œuvre de la loi et non sur ses effects. Et depuis 10 ans, la France n'a pas évalué l'impact de la criminalisation sur les clients, sur les personnes directament concernées.
> Aujourd'hui, les travailleuses du sexe se sont organisées pour proposer des politiques publiques mieux adaptées aux réalités vécues et plus conformes aux cadres des droits humains.
> La France ne peut plus ignorer ni la voix des travailleuses du sexe, ni celle de la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme.
> Et c'est mon vœu que les droits des travailleuses du sexe soient considérés et reconnus comme des droits humains.
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> En cette journée internationale des TDS (#2Juin), le Parti Pirate rappelle une urgence : celle de protéger les travailleuses et travailleurs du sexe. La loi de 2016 dite « contre le système prostitutionnel » a échoué. Elle a précarisé, isolé et exposé aux violences.
> Face à cette marginalisation, nous portons un programme clair basé sur l'autonomie, la dignité et la sécurité des personnes concernées. Notre objectif ? Abolir les mesures répressives et instaurer un cadre légal et social protecteur. #PartiPirate #DroitsDesTDS
> 1. Reconnaissance et droits sociaux Nous voulons abroger la loi de 2016 et reconnaître le travail sexuel comme une activité économique légale. À la clé : un vrai statut professionnel avec accès à l'assurance maladie, la retraite, les congés et la parentalité.
> 2. Fin du faux proxénétisme et protection Il faut modifier le Code pénal. L’entraide entre TDS ou le soutien des proches doivent plus être criminalisés. En revanche, nous renforçons les sanctions contre la véritable exploitation et les abus économiques.
> 3. Sécurité et lieux autogérés Le droit de choisir/refuser ses clients et ses pratiques doit être garanti. Nous proposons d'autoriser les lieux dédiés autogérés : se regrouper collectivement pour travailler en sécurité, sans contrainte ni intermédiaire.
> 4. Accès aux soins et accompagnement Renforcement du suivi médico-social et un accompagnement réel pour les personnes souhaitant se reconvertir. La sécurité et les droits plutôt que la répression.
> Pour lire notre proposition: https://partipirate.org/program/index/droits_humains_a_l_ere_numerique___droits_des_travailleuses_et_des_travailleurs_du_sexe
— #PartiPirate 🇫🇷 #France
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> En cette journée internationale des TDS (#2Juin), le Parti Pirate rappelle une urgence : celle de protéger les travailleuses et travailleurs du sexe. La loi de 2016 dite « contre le système prostitutionnel » a échoué. Elle a précarisé, isolé et exposé aux violences.
> Face à cette marginalisation, nous portons un programme clair basé sur l'autonomie, la dignité et la sécurité des personnes concernées. Notre objectif ? Abolir les mesures répressives et instaurer un cadre légal et social protecteur. #PartiPirate #DroitsDesTDS
> 1. Reconnaissance et droits sociaux Nous voulons abroger la loi de 2016 et reconnaître le travail sexuel comme une activité économique légale. À la clé : un vrai statut professionnel avec accès à l'assurance maladie, la retraite, les congés et la parentalité.
> 2. Fin du faux proxénétisme et protection Il faut modifier le Code pénal. L’entraide entre TDS ou le soutien des proches doivent plus être criminalisés. En revanche, nous renforçons les sanctions contre la véritable exploitation et les abus économiques.
> 3. Sécurité et lieux autogérés Le droit de choisir/refuser ses clients et ses pratiques doit être garanti. Nous proposons d'autoriser les lieux dédiés autogérés : se regrouper collectivement pour travailler en sécurité, sans contrainte ni intermédiaire.
> 4. Accès aux soins et accompagnement Renforcement du suivi médico-social et un accompagnement réel pour les personnes souhaitant se reconvertir. La sécurité et les droits plutôt que la répression.
> Pour lire notre proposition: https://partipirate.org/program/index/droits_humains_a_l_ere_numerique___droits_des_travailleuses_et_des_travailleurs_du_sexe
— #PartiPirate 🇫🇷 #France
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> En cette journée internationale des TDS (#2Juin), le Parti Pirate rappelle une urgence : celle de protéger les travailleuses et travailleurs du sexe. La loi de 2016 dite « contre le système prostitutionnel » a échoué. Elle a précarisé, isolé et exposé aux violences.
> Face à cette marginalisation, nous portons un programme clair basé sur l'autonomie, la dignité et la sécurité des personnes concernées. Notre objectif ? Abolir les mesures répressives et instaurer un cadre légal et social protecteur. #PartiPirate #DroitsDesTDS
> 1. Reconnaissance et droits sociaux Nous voulons abroger la loi de 2016 et reconnaître le travail sexuel comme une activité économique légale. À la clé : un vrai statut professionnel avec accès à l'assurance maladie, la retraite, les congés et la parentalité.
> 2. Fin du faux proxénétisme et protection Il faut modifier le Code pénal. L’entraide entre TDS ou le soutien des proches doivent plus être criminalisés. En revanche, nous renforçons les sanctions contre la véritable exploitation et les abus économiques.
> 3. Sécurité et lieux autogérés Le droit de choisir/refuser ses clients et ses pratiques doit être garanti. Nous proposons d'autoriser les lieux dédiés autogérés : se regrouper collectivement pour travailler en sécurité, sans contrainte ni intermédiaire.
> 4. Accès aux soins et accompagnement Renforcement du suivi médico-social et un accompagnement réel pour les personnes souhaitant se reconvertir. La sécurité et les droits plutôt que la répression.
> Pour lire notre proposition: https://partipirate.org/program/index/droits_humains_a_l_ere_numerique___droits_des_travailleuses_et_des_travailleurs_du_sexe
— #PartiPirate 🇫🇷 #France
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> Every June 2nd we celebrate one of the most important days in the year: International Sex Workers' Day!
> This day marks the anniversary of the legendary occupation of the St Nizier church in Lyon, France, by a group of sex workers. They claimed the church for eight days to demand safety, dignity, and labour rights. Their bravery ignited a global movement that continues to inspire us every year.
> In 2025, at the 50th anniversary of the St Nizier occupation, ESWA organised a region-wide campaign, with events, protests, parties and activities in different cities across Europe and Central Asia. We documented this historic event and turned it into this documentary that shows the diverse beauty, bravery and creativity of our movement.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtp_vzCA2lU
> Footage by:
• #PIC, #Netherlands 🇳🇱
• #Aprosex, #Spain 🇪🇸
• #STRASS, #France 🇫🇷
• #CDCP, #Italy 🇮🇹
• #HPLGBT, #Ukraine 🇬🇧
• #SWAG, #Germany 🇩🇪
• #UTSOPI, #Belgium 🇧🇪
• #NationalTransCoalition, #Armenia 🇦🇲
• #RUS, #Sweden 🇸🇪
Story and Editing: Cass Traitor and Wszebor Sienkiewicz,
Creative direction: Wszebor Sienkiewicz, -
> Every June 2nd we celebrate one of the most important days in the year: International Sex Workers' Day!
> This day marks the anniversary of the legendary occupation of the St Nizier church in Lyon, France, by a group of sex workers. They claimed the church for eight days to demand safety, dignity, and labour rights. Their bravery ignited a global movement that continues to inspire us every year.
> In 2025, at the 50th anniversary of the St Nizier occupation, ESWA organised a region-wide campaign, with events, protests, parties and activities in different cities across Europe and Central Asia. We documented this historic event and turned it into this documentary that shows the diverse beauty, bravery and creativity of our movement.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtp_vzCA2lU
> Footage by:
• #PIC, #Netherlands 🇳🇱
• #Aprosex, #Spain 🇪🇸
• #STRASS, #France 🇫🇷
• #CDCP, #Italy 🇮🇹
• #HPLGBT, #Ukraine 🇬🇧
• #SWAG, #Germany 🇩🇪
• #UTSOPI, #Belgium 🇧🇪
• #NationalTransCoalition, #Armenia 🇦🇲
• #RUS, #Sweden 🇸🇪
Story and Editing: Cass Traitor and Wszebor Sienkiewicz,
Creative direction: Wszebor Sienkiewicz, -
> Every June 2nd we celebrate one of the most important days in the year: International Sex Workers' Day!
> This day marks the anniversary of the legendary occupation of the St Nizier church in Lyon, France, by a group of sex workers. They claimed the church for eight days to demand safety, dignity, and labour rights. Their bravery ignited a global movement that continues to inspire us every year.
> In 2025, at the 50th anniversary of the St Nizier occupation, ESWA organised a region-wide campaign, with events, protests, parties and activities in different cities across Europe and Central Asia. We documented this historic event and turned it into this documentary that shows the diverse beauty, bravery and creativity of our movement.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtp_vzCA2lU
> Footage by:
• #PIC, #Netherlands 🇳🇱
• #Aprosex, #Spain 🇪🇸
• #STRASS, #France 🇫🇷
• #CDCP, #Italy 🇮🇹
• #HPLGBT, #Ukraine 🇬🇧
• #SWAG, #Germany 🇩🇪
• #UTSOPI, #Belgium 🇧🇪
• #NationalTransCoalition, #Armenia 🇦🇲
• #RUS, #Sweden 🇸🇪
Story and Editing: Cass Traitor and Wszebor Sienkiewicz,
Creative direction: Wszebor Sienkiewicz, -
> Every June 2nd we celebrate one of the most important days in the year: International Sex Workers' Day!
> This day marks the anniversary of the legendary occupation of the St Nizier church in Lyon, France, by a group of sex workers. They claimed the church for eight days to demand safety, dignity, and labour rights. Their bravery ignited a global movement that continues to inspire us every year.
> In 2025, at the 50th anniversary of the St Nizier occupation, ESWA organised a region-wide campaign, with events, protests, parties and activities in different cities across Europe and Central Asia. We documented this historic event and turned it into this documentary that shows the diverse beauty, bravery and creativity of our movement.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtp_vzCA2lU
> Footage by:
• #PIC, #Netherlands 🇳🇱
• #Aprosex, #Spain 🇪🇸
• #STRASS, #France 🇫🇷
• #CDCP, #Italy 🇮🇹
• #HPLGBT, #Ukraine 🇬🇧
• #SWAG, #Germany 🇩🇪
• #UTSOPI, #Belgium 🇧🇪
• #NationalTransCoalition, #Armenia 🇦🇲
• #RUS, #Sweden 🇸🇪
Story and Editing: Cass Traitor and Wszebor Sienkiewicz,
Creative direction: Wszebor Sienkiewicz, -
> Sex Workers Deserve Safety, Not Criminalisation!
👠 June 2nd manifesto ☂️
By the English Collective of Prostitutes. 🇬🇧[⚠️ CW (white/3rd image), descriptions of multiple forms of abuse and violence (by police and others).]
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> Sex Workers Deserve Safety, Not Criminalisation!
👠 June 2nd manifesto ☂️
By the English Collective of Prostitutes. 🇬🇧[⚠️ CW (white/3rd image), descriptions of multiple forms of abuse and violence (by police and others).]
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> Sex Workers Deserve Safety, Not Criminalisation!
👠 June 2nd manifesto ☂️
By the English Collective of Prostitutes. 🇬🇧[⚠️ CW (white/3rd image), descriptions of multiple forms of abuse and violence (by police and others).]
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> Sex Workers Deserve Safety, Not Criminalisation!
👠 June 2nd manifesto ☂️
By the English Collective of Prostitutes. 🇬🇧[⚠️ CW (white/3rd image), descriptions of multiple forms of abuse and violence (by police and others).]
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Los de por aquí (🇪🇸) ya los he ido publicando, así que sólo los enlazó. :3
#SindicatoOTRAS: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116681343573161254
#ONGStop: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116684646015961846
#EHBilguneFeminista: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116679219953228699
Posiblemente también de interés…
El anuncio de la #AIACDPTS:
https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116680163419878469Y los carteles de la #Koordi2J:
https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116665064293546083La única publicación todavía sobre las concentraciones del 2J vascas es la de Ahotsa.info… Esperaré un poco más, pero voy enlazando esa: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5izNcWOqwBw
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Los de por aquí (🇪🇸) ya los he ido publicando, así que sólo los enlazó. :3
#SindicatoOTRAS: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116681343573161254
#ONGStop: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116684646015961846
#EHBilguneFeminista: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116679219953228699
Posiblemente también de interés…
El anuncio de la #AIACDPTS:
https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116680163419878469Y los carteles de la #Koordi2J:
https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116665064293546083La única publicación todavía sobre las concentraciones del 2J vascas es la de Ahotsa.info… Esperaré un poco más, pero voy enlazando esa: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5izNcWOqwBw
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Los de por aquí (🇪🇸) ya los he ido publicando, así que sólo los enlazó. :3
#SindicatoOTRAS: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116681343573161254
#ONGStop: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116684646015961846
#EHBilguneFeminista: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116679219953228699
Posiblemente también de interés…
El anuncio de la #AIACDPTS:
https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116680163419878469Y los carteles de la #Koordi2J:
https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116665064293546083La única publicación todavía sobre las concentraciones del 2J vascas es la de Ahotsa.info… Esperaré un poco más, pero voy enlazando esa: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5izNcWOqwBw
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Los de por aquí (🇪🇸) ya los he ido publicando, así que sólo los enlazó. :3
#SindicatoOTRAS: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116681343573161254
#ONGStop: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116684646015961846
#EHBilguneFeminista: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116679219953228699
Posiblemente también de interés…
El anuncio de la #AIACDPTS:
https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116680163419878469Y los carteles de la #Koordi2J:
https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116665064293546083La única publicación todavía sobre las concentraciones del 2J vascas es la de Ahotsa.info… Esperaré un poco más, pero voy enlazando esa: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5izNcWOqwBw
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> Il 2 giugno non è solo una ricorrenza.
> È il giorno in cui ricordiamo una lotta iniziata nel 1975, quando centinaia di sex workers occuparono la chiesa di Saint-Nizier a Lione per denunciare violenza, repressione e invisibilità.
> Cinquant’anni dopo continuiamo a chiedere la stessa cosa: diritti, sicurezza e autodeterminazione.
> Perché lavorare senza stigma, senza paura e senza violenza non è un privilegio.
> È un diritto. ❤️✊☂️ #InternationalWhoresDay #SexWorkersDay #2Giugno #SexWorkersRights #DecriminalizeSexWork
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> Il 2 giugno non è solo una ricorrenza.
> È il giorno in cui ricordiamo una lotta iniziata nel 1975, quando centinaia di sex workers occuparono la chiesa di Saint-Nizier a Lione per denunciare violenza, repressione e invisibilità.
> Cinquant’anni dopo continuiamo a chiedere la stessa cosa: diritti, sicurezza e autodeterminazione.
> Perché lavorare senza stigma, senza paura e senza violenza non è un privilegio.
> È un diritto. ❤️✊☂️ #InternationalWhoresDay #SexWorkersDay #2Giugno #SexWorkersRights #DecriminalizeSexWork
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> Il 2 giugno non è solo una ricorrenza.
> È il giorno in cui ricordiamo una lotta iniziata nel 1975, quando centinaia di sex workers occuparono la chiesa di Saint-Nizier a Lione per denunciare violenza, repressione e invisibilità.
> Cinquant’anni dopo continuiamo a chiedere la stessa cosa: diritti, sicurezza e autodeterminazione.
> Perché lavorare senza stigma, senza paura e senza violenza non è un privilegio.
> È un diritto. ❤️✊☂️ #InternationalWhoresDay #SexWorkersDay #2Giugno #SexWorkersRights #DecriminalizeSexWork
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> Il 2 giugno non è solo una ricorrenza.
> È il giorno in cui ricordiamo una lotta iniziata nel 1975, quando centinaia di sex workers occuparono la chiesa di Saint-Nizier a Lione per denunciare violenza, repressione e invisibilità.
> Cinquant’anni dopo continuiamo a chiedere la stessa cosa: diritti, sicurezza e autodeterminazione.
> Perché lavorare senza stigma, senza paura e senza violenza non è un privilegio.
> È un diritto. ❤️✊☂️ #InternationalWhoresDay #SexWorkersDay #2Giugno #SexWorkersRights #DecriminalizeSexWork
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> Денес, на 2 Јуни, го одбележуваме Меѓународниот ден на сексуалните работници.
> Овој ден се смета за симболично раѓање на активистичкото движење на сексуалните работници и нивната долгогодишна борба за признавање на сексуалната работа како труд и занимање, како и за почитување и заштита на основните човекови права.
> Затоа, денес потсетуваме, дека достоинството, безбедноста и еднаквоста не се привилегија, туку право на секој човек, без разлика на сексуална ориентација, пол, род, професија, религија...
— #СТАР 🇲🇰 #Македонија
#SexWork #ISWD #STAR #ISWD2026 #NorthMacedonia #СексуалнитеРаботници
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> Денес, на 2 Јуни, го одбележуваме Меѓународниот ден на сексуалните работници.
> Овој ден се смета за симболично раѓање на активистичкото движење на сексуалните работници и нивната долгогодишна борба за признавање на сексуалната работа како труд и занимање, како и за почитување и заштита на основните човекови права.
> Затоа, денес потсетуваме, дека достоинството, безбедноста и еднаквоста не се привилегија, туку право на секој човек, без разлика на сексуална ориентација, пол, род, професија, религија...
— #СТАР 🇲🇰 #Македонија
#SexWork #ISWD #STAR #ISWD2026 #NorthMacedonia #СексуалнитеРаботници
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> Денес, на 2 Јуни, го одбележуваме Меѓународниот ден на сексуалните работници.
> Овој ден се смета за симболично раѓање на активистичкото движење на сексуалните работници и нивната долгогодишна борба за признавање на сексуалната работа како труд и занимање, како и за почитување и заштита на основните човекови права.
> Затоа, денес потсетуваме, дека достоинството, безбедноста и еднаквоста не се привилегија, туку право на секој човек, без разлика на сексуална ориентација, пол, род, професија, религија...
— #СТАР 🇲🇰 #Македонија
#SexWork #ISWD #STAR #ISWD2026 #NorthMacedonia #СексуалнитеРаботници
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> Денес, на 2 Јуни, го одбележуваме Меѓународниот ден на сексуалните работници.
> Овој ден се смета за симболично раѓање на активистичкото движење на сексуалните работници и нивната долгогодишна борба за признавање на сексуалната работа како труд и занимање, како и за почитување и заштита на основните човекови права.
> Затоа, денес потсетуваме, дека достоинството, безбедноста и еднаквоста не се привилегија, туку право на секој човек, без разлика на сексуална ориентација, пол, род, професија, религија...
— #СТАР 🇲🇰 #Македонија
#SexWork #ISWD #STAR #ISWD2026 #NorthMacedonia #СексуалнитеРаботници
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— Initiative Kundschaft pro Sexarbeit 🇩🇪
#SexWork #ISWD #KundschaftSexarbeit #ISWD2026 #Germany #Sexarbeit
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— Initiative Kundschaft pro Sexarbeit 🇩🇪
#SexWork #ISWD #KundschaftSexarbeit #ISWD2026 #Germany #Sexarbeit
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— Initiative Kundschaft pro Sexarbeit 🇩🇪
#SexWork #ISWD #KundschaftSexarbeit #ISWD2026 #Germany #Sexarbeit
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— Initiative Kundschaft pro Sexarbeit 🇩🇪
#SexWork #ISWD #KundschaftSexarbeit #ISWD2026 #Germany #Sexarbeit
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> INTERNATIONAL SEX WORKERS' DAY!
> Today, June 2nd, we celebrate International Sex Workers's Day! On this special day, let's remember how far we've come, but also how much work still needs to be done to erase stigma, ensure safety and to live in a society that embraces sex work as work. The fight isn't over, we're still standing!
> Here's a recap of photos of the event we held in the Beguinage Church, last year, for the 50th Anniversary of the occupation of the Saint Nizier Church by sex workers, which lead to today's movement!
> SEX WORK IS WORK! NOTHING ABOUT US WITHOUT US!
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> INTERNATIONAL SEX WORKERS' DAY!
> Today, June 2nd, we celebrate International Sex Workers's Day! On this special day, let's remember how far we've come, but also how much work still needs to be done to erase stigma, ensure safety and to live in a society that embraces sex work as work. The fight isn't over, we're still standing!
> Here's a recap of photos of the event we held in the Beguinage Church, last year, for the 50th Anniversary of the occupation of the Saint Nizier Church by sex workers, which lead to today's movement!
> SEX WORK IS WORK! NOTHING ABOUT US WITHOUT US!
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> INTERNATIONAL SEX WORKERS' DAY!
> Today, June 2nd, we celebrate International Sex Workers's Day! On this special day, let's remember how far we've come, but also how much work still needs to be done to erase stigma, ensure safety and to live in a society that embraces sex work as work. The fight isn't over, we're still standing!
> Here's a recap of photos of the event we held in the Beguinage Church, last year, for the 50th Anniversary of the occupation of the Saint Nizier Church by sex workers, which lead to today's movement!
> SEX WORK IS WORK! NOTHING ABOUT US WITHOUT US!
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> INTERNATIONAL SEX WORKERS' DAY!
> Today, June 2nd, we celebrate International Sex Workers's Day! On this special day, let's remember how far we've come, but also how much work still needs to be done to erase stigma, ensure safety and to live in a society that embraces sex work as work. The fight isn't over, we're still standing!
> Here's a recap of photos of the event we held in the Beguinage Church, last year, for the 50th Anniversary of the occupation of the Saint Nizier Church by sex workers, which lead to today's movement!
> SEX WORK IS WORK! NOTHING ABOUT US WITHOUT US!
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> Каждое 2 июня мы отмечаем один из самых важных дней в году — Международный день секс-работников!
> Этот день посвящён годовщине легендарной оккупации церкви Сен-Низье в Лионе, Франция, группой секс-работников. Они занимали церковь в течение восьми дней, требуя безопасности, достоинства и трудовых прав. Их смелость положила начало глобальному движению, которое продолжает вдохновлять нас каждый год.
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> Каждое 2 июня мы отмечаем один из самых важных дней в году — Международный день секс-работников!
> Этот день посвящён годовщине легендарной оккупации церкви Сен-Низье в Лионе, Франция, группой секс-работников. Они занимали церковь в течение восьми дней, требуя безопасности, достоинства и трудовых прав. Их смелость положила начало глобальному движению, которое продолжает вдохновлять нас каждый год.
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> Каждое 2 июня мы отмечаем один из самых важных дней в году — Международный день секс-работников!
> Этот день посвящён годовщине легендарной оккупации церкви Сен-Низье в Лионе, Франция, группой секс-работников. Они занимали церковь в течение восьми дней, требуя безопасности, достоинства и трудовых прав. Их смелость положила начало глобальному движению, которое продолжает вдохновлять нас каждый год.
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> Каждое 2 июня мы отмечаем один из самых важных дней в году — Международный день секс-работников!
> Этот день посвящён годовщине легендарной оккупации церкви Сен-Низье в Лионе, Франция, группой секс-работников. Они занимали церковь в течение восьми дней, требуя безопасности, достоинства и трудовых прав. Их смелость положила начало глобальному движению, которое продолжает вдохновлять нас каждый год.
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> «ACCESS TO JUSTICE»
> This is the theme of the INTERNATIONAL SEX WORKERS' DAY 2026.
> TAMPEP calls for an immediate end of the stigmatization of sex workers! Together with sex workers across Europe, we ask for equal rights.
> The working and living conditions of sex workers in Europe, mainly migrant sex workers, remain characterized by precarious circumstances. Discrimination, stigmatization and the increasing call for restrictive laws, particularly at EU level, are further exacerbating the situation.
> Sex workers’ communities, worldwide, therefore commemorate that day to call attention and make demands.
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> Every June 2nd we celebrate one of the most important days in the year: International Sex Workers' Day!
> This day marks the anniversary of the legendary occupation of the St Nizier church in Lyon, France, by a group of sex workers. They claimed the church for eight days to demand safety, dignity, and labour rights. Their bravery ignited a global movement that continues to inspire us every year.
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> International Sex Workers' Rights Day. Sex work is work.
> We demand the full recognition, protection, and fulfilment of sex workers' labour, health, and human rights in law and policy.
> Nothing about sex workers without sex workers. Sex workers are organisers, leaders, and agents of change. Their voices must be at the centre of all decisions that affect their lives.
> We reject all forms of criminalisation of sex work. We reject the ongoing conflation of sex work with trafficking and gender-based violence, narratives that fuel stigma, increase harm, and strip people of rights and safety. Sex workers' rights are human rights!
> Today, we amplify the voices of TGEU Board Members Tayri Fadil (she/her) and Alex Shah (she/her).
> “Today we honour SWers leading the struggle. We demand full decriminalisation, labour rights, and legal protection for migrant and trans SWers. End police harassment and persecution. Solidarity, resistance, and collective power until we win justice and safety for all SWers.” — Tayri Fadil
> “On this day, we amplify the political demands of sex workers for full decriminalisation, labour recognition, social protection, migration justice, and freedom from state violence, surveillance, and stigma. This day is a transnational call for bodily autonomy, intersectional justice, and the unequivocal protection of sex workers’ human rights. Sex workers are the ancient, present, and future of labour.” — Alex Shah
> Follow our friends at ESWA to stay up to date with the sex worker movement. #SexWork #SexWorkIsWork #EndTheStigma #RightsNotRescue #TransRights #TransRightsAreHumanRights
— #TGEU 🇪🇺🏳️⚧️
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> «ACCESS TO JUSTICE»
> This is the theme of the INTERNATIONAL SEX WORKERS' DAY 2026.
> TAMPEP calls for an immediate end of the stigmatization of sex workers! Together with sex workers across Europe, we ask for equal rights.
> The working and living conditions of sex workers in Europe, mainly migrant sex workers, remain characterized by precarious circumstances. Discrimination, stigmatization and the increasing call for restrictive laws, particularly at EU level, are further exacerbating the situation.
> Sex workers’ communities, worldwide, therefore commemorate that day to call attention and make demands.
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> Every June 2nd we celebrate one of the most important days in the year: International Sex Workers' Day!
> This day marks the anniversary of the legendary occupation of the St Nizier church in Lyon, France, by a group of sex workers. They claimed the church for eight days to demand safety, dignity, and labour rights. Their bravery ignited a global movement that continues to inspire us every year.
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> International Sex Workers' Rights Day. Sex work is work.
> We demand the full recognition, protection, and fulfilment of sex workers' labour, health, and human rights in law and policy.
> Nothing about sex workers without sex workers. Sex workers are organisers, leaders, and agents of change. Their voices must be at the centre of all decisions that affect their lives.
> We reject all forms of criminalisation of sex work. We reject the ongoing conflation of sex work with trafficking and gender-based violence, narratives that fuel stigma, increase harm, and strip people of rights and safety. Sex workers' rights are human rights!
> Today, we amplify the voices of TGEU Board Members Tayri Fadil (she/her) and Alex Shah (she/her).
> “Today we honour SWers leading the struggle. We demand full decriminalisation, labour rights, and legal protection for migrant and trans SWers. End police harassment and persecution. Solidarity, resistance, and collective power until we win justice and safety for all SWers.” — Tayri Fadil
> “On this day, we amplify the political demands of sex workers for full decriminalisation, labour recognition, social protection, migration justice, and freedom from state violence, surveillance, and stigma. This day is a transnational call for bodily autonomy, intersectional justice, and the unequivocal protection of sex workers’ human rights. Sex workers are the ancient, present, and future of labour.” — Alex Shah
> Follow our friends at ESWA to stay up to date with the sex worker movement. #SexWork #SexWorkIsWork #EndTheStigma #RightsNotRescue #TransRights #TransRightsAreHumanRights
— #TGEU 🇪🇺🏳️⚧️
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> «ACCESS TO JUSTICE»
> This is the theme of the INTERNATIONAL SEX WORKERS' DAY 2026.
> TAMPEP calls for an immediate end of the stigmatization of sex workers! Together with sex workers across Europe, we ask for equal rights.
> The working and living conditions of sex workers in Europe, mainly migrant sex workers, remain characterized by precarious circumstances. Discrimination, stigmatization and the increasing call for restrictive laws, particularly at EU level, are further exacerbating the situation.
> Sex workers’ communities, worldwide, therefore commemorate that day to call attention and make demands.
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> Every June 2nd we celebrate one of the most important days in the year: International Sex Workers' Day!
> This day marks the anniversary of the legendary occupation of the St Nizier church in Lyon, France, by a group of sex workers. They claimed the church for eight days to demand safety, dignity, and labour rights. Their bravery ignited a global movement that continues to inspire us every year.
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> International Sex Workers' Rights Day. Sex work is work.
> We demand the full recognition, protection, and fulfilment of sex workers' labour, health, and human rights in law and policy.
> Nothing about sex workers without sex workers. Sex workers are organisers, leaders, and agents of change. Their voices must be at the centre of all decisions that affect their lives.
> We reject all forms of criminalisation of sex work. We reject the ongoing conflation of sex work with trafficking and gender-based violence, narratives that fuel stigma, increase harm, and strip people of rights and safety. Sex workers' rights are human rights!
> Today, we amplify the voices of TGEU Board Members Tayri Fadil (she/her) and Alex Shah (she/her).
> “Today we honour SWers leading the struggle. We demand full decriminalisation, labour rights, and legal protection for migrant and trans SWers. End police harassment and persecution. Solidarity, resistance, and collective power until we win justice and safety for all SWers.” — Tayri Fadil
> “On this day, we amplify the political demands of sex workers for full decriminalisation, labour recognition, social protection, migration justice, and freedom from state violence, surveillance, and stigma. This day is a transnational call for bodily autonomy, intersectional justice, and the unequivocal protection of sex workers’ human rights. Sex workers are the ancient, present, and future of labour.” — Alex Shah
> Follow our friends at ESWA to stay up to date with the sex worker movement. #SexWork #SexWorkIsWork #EndTheStigma #RightsNotRescue #TransRights #TransRightsAreHumanRights
— #TGEU 🇪🇺🏳️⚧️
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> «ACCESS TO JUSTICE»
> This is the theme of the INTERNATIONAL SEX WORKERS' DAY 2026.
> TAMPEP calls for an immediate end of the stigmatization of sex workers! Together with sex workers across Europe, we ask for equal rights.
> The working and living conditions of sex workers in Europe, mainly migrant sex workers, remain characterized by precarious circumstances. Discrimination, stigmatization and the increasing call for restrictive laws, particularly at EU level, are further exacerbating the situation.
> Sex workers’ communities, worldwide, therefore commemorate that day to call attention and make demands.
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> Every June 2nd we celebrate one of the most important days in the year: International Sex Workers' Day!
> This day marks the anniversary of the legendary occupation of the St Nizier church in Lyon, France, by a group of sex workers. They claimed the church for eight days to demand safety, dignity, and labour rights. Their bravery ignited a global movement that continues to inspire us every year.
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> International Sex Workers' Rights Day. Sex work is work.
> We demand the full recognition, protection, and fulfilment of sex workers' labour, health, and human rights in law and policy.
> Nothing about sex workers without sex workers. Sex workers are organisers, leaders, and agents of change. Their voices must be at the centre of all decisions that affect their lives.
> We reject all forms of criminalisation of sex work. We reject the ongoing conflation of sex work with trafficking and gender-based violence, narratives that fuel stigma, increase harm, and strip people of rights and safety. Sex workers' rights are human rights!
> Today, we amplify the voices of TGEU Board Members Tayri Fadil (she/her) and Alex Shah (she/her).
> “Today we honour SWers leading the struggle. We demand full decriminalisation, labour rights, and legal protection for migrant and trans SWers. End police harassment and persecution. Solidarity, resistance, and collective power until we win justice and safety for all SWers.” — Tayri Fadil
> “On this day, we amplify the political demands of sex workers for full decriminalisation, labour recognition, social protection, migration justice, and freedom from state violence, surveillance, and stigma. This day is a transnational call for bodily autonomy, intersectional justice, and the unequivocal protection of sex workers’ human rights. Sex workers are the ancient, present, and future of labour.” — Alex Shah
> Follow our friends at ESWA to stay up to date with the sex worker movement. #SexWork #SexWorkIsWork #EndTheStigma #RightsNotRescue #TransRights #TransRightsAreHumanRights
— #TGEU 🇪🇺🏳️⚧️
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> Today, we're honouring the strength and resilience, and solidarity of sex workers across Africa and around the world. We celebrate the people who continue to support one another, speak up for their rights, build community, and keep pushing for a more just and inclusive world.
> This day is about us our voices, our stories, our lives, and our right to live free from violence, stigma, discrimination, and criminalization.
> Join us as we celebrate our community, our achievements, and the ongoing fight for dignity, justice, and decriminalization.
> #ISWD2026 #InternationalSexWorkersDay #RedUmbrella #AccessToJustice #DecriminalizationNow #SexWorkersRightsAreHumanRights #ASWAAlliance
> «International Sex Workers' Day», 2 June 2026. A day to honor courage, resistance, and the ongoing fight for justice…
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> Today, we're honouring the strength and resilience, and solidarity of sex workers across Africa and around the world. We celebrate the people who continue to support one another, speak up for their rights, build community, and keep pushing for a more just and inclusive world.
> This day is about us our voices, our stories, our lives, and our right to live free from violence, stigma, discrimination, and criminalization.
> Join us as we celebrate our community, our achievements, and the ongoing fight for dignity, justice, and decriminalization.
> #ISWD2026 #InternationalSexWorkersDay #RedUmbrella #AccessToJustice #DecriminalizationNow #SexWorkersRightsAreHumanRights #ASWAAlliance
> «International Sex Workers' Day», 2 June 2026. A day to honor courage, resistance, and the ongoing fight for justice…
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> Today, we're honouring the strength and resilience, and solidarity of sex workers across Africa and around the world. We celebrate the people who continue to support one another, speak up for their rights, build community, and keep pushing for a more just and inclusive world.
> This day is about us our voices, our stories, our lives, and our right to live free from violence, stigma, discrimination, and criminalization.
> Join us as we celebrate our community, our achievements, and the ongoing fight for dignity, justice, and decriminalization.
> #ISWD2026 #InternationalSexWorkersDay #RedUmbrella #AccessToJustice #DecriminalizationNow #SexWorkersRightsAreHumanRights #ASWAAlliance
> «International Sex Workers' Day», 2 June 2026. A day to honor courage, resistance, and the ongoing fight for justice…
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> Today, we're honouring the strength and resilience, and solidarity of sex workers across Africa and around the world. We celebrate the people who continue to support one another, speak up for their rights, build community, and keep pushing for a more just and inclusive world.
> This day is about us our voices, our stories, our lives, and our right to live free from violence, stigma, discrimination, and criminalization.
> Join us as we celebrate our community, our achievements, and the ongoing fight for dignity, justice, and decriminalization.
> #ISWD2026 #InternationalSexWorkersDay #RedUmbrella #AccessToJustice #DecriminalizationNow #SexWorkersRightsAreHumanRights #ASWAAlliance
> «International Sex Workers' Day», 2 June 2026. A day to honor courage, resistance, and the ongoing fight for justice…
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> HAPPY IWD!!! Remember the roots of this day are in collective action, resistance, and solidarity. ⛓️💥
> THANK YOU to our community for supporting our PLeasure4Ever fundraiser. You showed up, showed out, and helped us raise $16K!!!
> Much more soon. For now, we are simply grateful.
— #BAWS 🇺🇸 #California #SanFrancisco
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> ❤️🔥On June 2, 1975, sex workers occupied Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon, France, protesting police harassment and criminalization. Today we honor their legacy and continue the fight for sex workers’ rights, safety, and dignity. #InternationalWhoresDay
— #Decrim305 🇺🇸 #Florida #Miami
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> This International Whores' Day, NJRUA and the Sex Workers Rights Coalition are demanding #RightsNotRescue and New Jersey lawmakers stop pushing a false trafficking narrative around World Cup games. https://njrua.org/2026/06/02/speak-up-on-international-whores-day-rights-not-rescue/ #RightsNotRescue #IWD2026 #IWD #FIFA #WorldCup2026
— #NJRUA 🇺🇸 #NewJersey
✍️ #Signatures: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfhM6vCUVQtntr-rtl_TQZYbpVLB3awYfEtTcmiSlms0Ca82Q/viewform
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> As we mark #InternationalSexWorkersDay, we're reflecting on a legacy of activism, while preparing for the first Red Umbrella March since 2023. In just three years, progress on sex worker safety has begun to unravel. https://swanvancouver.ca/statement-intl-sexworkers-day/
> “Every generation of sex workers still ends up having to re-explain why criminalization, displacement, and over-policing are harmful, even though sex worker communities have been documenting these harms for decades,” said Kelly Go, Program Manager, SWAN Vancouver.
— #SWAN 🇨🇦
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> Since 1975 #InternationalSexWorkersDay = collective action.
> Help defend SW rights by sharing #ISWD content, and if you can, make a donation to a local SW serving org.
> We are stronger together, and your support truly has an impact. Thank you!
> https://form-renderer-app.donorperfect.io/give/wish-drop-in-centre_social
— #WISH 🇨🇦
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#SexWork #ISWD #ISWD2026 #Canada #BritishColumbia #Vancouver
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> HAPPY IWD!!! Remember the roots of this day are in collective action, resistance, and solidarity. ⛓️💥
> THANK YOU to our community for supporting our PLeasure4Ever fundraiser. You showed up, showed out, and helped us raise $16K!!!
> Much more soon. For now, we are simply grateful.
— #BAWS 🇺🇸 #California #SanFrancisco
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> ❤️🔥On June 2, 1975, sex workers occupied Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon, France, protesting police harassment and criminalization. Today we honor their legacy and continue the fight for sex workers’ rights, safety, and dignity. #InternationalWhoresDay
— #Decrim305 🇺🇸 #Florida #Miami
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> This International Whores' Day, NJRUA and the Sex Workers Rights Coalition are demanding #RightsNotRescue and New Jersey lawmakers stop pushing a false trafficking narrative around World Cup games. https://njrua.org/2026/06/02/speak-up-on-international-whores-day-rights-not-rescue/ #RightsNotRescue #IWD2026 #IWD #FIFA #WorldCup2026
— #NJRUA 🇺🇸 #NewJersey
✍️ #Signatures: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfhM6vCUVQtntr-rtl_TQZYbpVLB3awYfEtTcmiSlms0Ca82Q/viewform
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> As we mark #InternationalSexWorkersDay, we're reflecting on a legacy of activism, while preparing for the first Red Umbrella March since 2023. In just three years, progress on sex worker safety has begun to unravel. https://swanvancouver.ca/statement-intl-sexworkers-day/
> “Every generation of sex workers still ends up having to re-explain why criminalization, displacement, and over-policing are harmful, even though sex worker communities have been documenting these harms for decades,” said Kelly Go, Program Manager, SWAN Vancouver.
— #SWAN 🇨🇦
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> Since 1975 #InternationalSexWorkersDay = collective action.
> Help defend SW rights by sharing #ISWD content, and if you can, make a donation to a local SW serving org.
> We are stronger together, and your support truly has an impact. Thank you!
> https://form-renderer-app.donorperfect.io/give/wish-drop-in-centre_social
— #WISH 🇨🇦
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#SexWork #ISWD #ISWD2026 #Canada #BritishColumbia #Vancouver
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> HAPPY IWD!!! Remember the roots of this day are in collective action, resistance, and solidarity. ⛓️💥
> THANK YOU to our community for supporting our PLeasure4Ever fundraiser. You showed up, showed out, and helped us raise $16K!!!
> Much more soon. For now, we are simply grateful.
— #BAWS 🇺🇸 #California #SanFrancisco
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> ❤️🔥On June 2, 1975, sex workers occupied Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon, France, protesting police harassment and criminalization. Today we honor their legacy and continue the fight for sex workers’ rights, safety, and dignity. #InternationalWhoresDay
— #Decrim305 🇺🇸 #Florida #Miami
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> This International Whores' Day, NJRUA and the Sex Workers Rights Coalition are demanding #RightsNotRescue and New Jersey lawmakers stop pushing a false trafficking narrative around World Cup games. https://njrua.org/2026/06/02/speak-up-on-international-whores-day-rights-not-rescue/ #RightsNotRescue #IWD2026 #IWD #FIFA #WorldCup2026
— #NJRUA 🇺🇸 #NewJersey
✍️ #Signatures: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfhM6vCUVQtntr-rtl_TQZYbpVLB3awYfEtTcmiSlms0Ca82Q/viewform
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> As we mark #InternationalSexWorkersDay, we're reflecting on a legacy of activism, while preparing for the first Red Umbrella March since 2023. In just three years, progress on sex worker safety has begun to unravel. https://swanvancouver.ca/statement-intl-sexworkers-day/
> “Every generation of sex workers still ends up having to re-explain why criminalization, displacement, and over-policing are harmful, even though sex worker communities have been documenting these harms for decades,” said Kelly Go, Program Manager, SWAN Vancouver.
— #SWAN 🇨🇦
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> Since 1975 #InternationalSexWorkersDay = collective action.
> Help defend SW rights by sharing #ISWD content, and if you can, make a donation to a local SW serving org.
> We are stronger together, and your support truly has an impact. Thank you!
> https://form-renderer-app.donorperfect.io/give/wish-drop-in-centre_social
— #WISH 🇨🇦
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#SexWork #ISWD #ISWD2026 #Canada #BritishColumbia #Vancouver
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> HAPPY IWD!!! Remember the roots of this day are in collective action, resistance, and solidarity. ⛓️💥
> THANK YOU to our community for supporting our PLeasure4Ever fundraiser. You showed up, showed out, and helped us raise $16K!!!
> Much more soon. For now, we are simply grateful.
— #BAWS 🇺🇸 #California #SanFrancisco
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> ❤️🔥On June 2, 1975, sex workers occupied Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon, France, protesting police harassment and criminalization. Today we honor their legacy and continue the fight for sex workers’ rights, safety, and dignity. #InternationalWhoresDay
— #Decrim305 🇺🇸 #Florida #Miami
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> This International Whores' Day, NJRUA and the Sex Workers Rights Coalition are demanding #RightsNotRescue and New Jersey lawmakers stop pushing a false trafficking narrative around World Cup games. https://njrua.org/2026/06/02/speak-up-on-international-whores-day-rights-not-rescue/ #RightsNotRescue #IWD2026 #IWD #FIFA #WorldCup2026
— #NJRUA 🇺🇸 #NewJersey
✍️ #Signatures: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfhM6vCUVQtntr-rtl_TQZYbpVLB3awYfEtTcmiSlms0Ca82Q/viewform
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> As we mark #InternationalSexWorkersDay, we're reflecting on a legacy of activism, while preparing for the first Red Umbrella March since 2023. In just three years, progress on sex worker safety has begun to unravel. https://swanvancouver.ca/statement-intl-sexworkers-day/
> “Every generation of sex workers still ends up having to re-explain why criminalization, displacement, and over-policing are harmful, even though sex worker communities have been documenting these harms for decades,” said Kelly Go, Program Manager, SWAN Vancouver.
— #SWAN 🇨🇦
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> Since 1975 #InternationalSexWorkersDay = collective action.
> Help defend SW rights by sharing #ISWD content, and if you can, make a donation to a local SW serving org.
> We are stronger together, and your support truly has an impact. Thank you!
> https://form-renderer-app.donorperfect.io/give/wish-drop-in-centre_social
— #WISH 🇨🇦
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#SexWork #ISWD #ISWD2026 #Canada #BritishColumbia #Vancouver
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> This International Whores’ Day, we’re launching FSC Speak Out: a new campaign from FSC and #EPAUnited centering the voices of adult creators themselves. #FSCSpeakOut
> To join us and learn more, visit: https://www.freespeechcoalition.com/speakout
— #FSC 🇺🇸
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> Happy International Whores' Day!
> At New Moon, everyday is International Whores' Day. <3
> To all of the sex worker activists, advocates, community stewards, artists, educators, wisdom keepers, historians, and cultural icons...we honor you and are thankful for your contributions to the world.
— #NewMoonNetwork 🇺🇸
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> I hope we stay healthy and well! I hope we continue to resist on all fronts. Mad love and much respect to sex workers today! International Sex Workers Day.
— #DesireeAlliance 🇺🇸
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> Today is International Whores’ Day, a day to reflect on and honor the sex worker rights movement. Across the US, new conversations about decriminalization are gaining traction.
> Decriminalization is about harm reduction, labor rights, and public health. This year’s legislative efforts show how the conversation is shifting (slowly, but importantly).
> In our latest blog, we break down the 2026 US policy landscape, what’s changed, and what still needs to happen.
> Thanks to #DecrimNY and Don't Strip Our Rights for contributing their thoughts to this post! https://www.woodhullfoundation.org/whats-happening-with-sex-work-decriminalization-in-2026/
— #WoodhullFreedomFoundation 🇺🇸
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> This International Whores’ Day, we’re launching FSC Speak Out: a new campaign from FSC and #EPAUnited centering the voices of adult creators themselves. #FSCSpeakOut
> To join us and learn more, visit: https://www.freespeechcoalition.com/speakout
— #FSC 🇺🇸
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> Happy International Whores' Day!
> At New Moon, everyday is International Whores' Day. <3
> To all of the sex worker activists, advocates, community stewards, artists, educators, wisdom keepers, historians, and cultural icons...we honor you and are thankful for your contributions to the world.
— #NewMoonNetwork 🇺🇸
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> I hope we stay healthy and well! I hope we continue to resist on all fronts. Mad love and much respect to sex workers today! International Sex Workers Day.
— #DesireeAlliance 🇺🇸
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> Today is International Whores’ Day, a day to reflect on and honor the sex worker rights movement. Across the US, new conversations about decriminalization are gaining traction.
> Decriminalization is about harm reduction, labor rights, and public health. This year’s legislative efforts show how the conversation is shifting (slowly, but importantly).
> In our latest blog, we break down the 2026 US policy landscape, what’s changed, and what still needs to happen.
> Thanks to #DecrimNY and Don't Strip Our Rights for contributing their thoughts to this post! https://www.woodhullfoundation.org/whats-happening-with-sex-work-decriminalization-in-2026/
— #WoodhullFreedomFoundation 🇺🇸
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> This International Whores’ Day, we’re launching FSC Speak Out: a new campaign from FSC and #EPAUnited centering the voices of adult creators themselves. #FSCSpeakOut
> To join us and learn more, visit: https://www.freespeechcoalition.com/speakout
— #FSC 🇺🇸
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> Happy International Whores' Day!
> At New Moon, everyday is International Whores' Day. <3
> To all of the sex worker activists, advocates, community stewards, artists, educators, wisdom keepers, historians, and cultural icons...we honor you and are thankful for your contributions to the world.
— #NewMoonNetwork 🇺🇸
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> I hope we stay healthy and well! I hope we continue to resist on all fronts. Mad love and much respect to sex workers today! International Sex Workers Day.
— #DesireeAlliance 🇺🇸
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> Today is International Whores’ Day, a day to reflect on and honor the sex worker rights movement. Across the US, new conversations about decriminalization are gaining traction.
> Decriminalization is about harm reduction, labor rights, and public health. This year’s legislative efforts show how the conversation is shifting (slowly, but importantly).
> In our latest blog, we break down the 2026 US policy landscape, what’s changed, and what still needs to happen.
> Thanks to #DecrimNY and Don't Strip Our Rights for contributing their thoughts to this post! https://www.woodhullfoundation.org/whats-happening-with-sex-work-decriminalization-in-2026/
— #WoodhullFreedomFoundation 🇺🇸
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