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Red Book Online. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. ESWA opposes all forms of Prostitutes Alliance of sex work and firmly rejects the conflation of sex work with human trafficking.

SWAD is an alliance of 22 initiatives and organizations working together to reduce the stigma on sex work: an exceptional collaboration.

The alliance consists of sex worker organisations, care and social work initiatives from Prostitutes Alliance 4 major cities G4 Prostitutes Alliance the municipality of Tilburg, and human rights and health organizations. All these organizations have been working on the subject for quite some time and hope to share and deploy their expertise through this alliance.

Together they focus on increasing awareness of government agencies, a nuanced image, an adequate sex work policy and a strong sex work community. The alliance receives financial support from, among others, the Ministry of Justice and Security. Sex Prostitutes Alliance Alliance Destigmatization SWAD Organisations join forces against stigma on sex work No fewer than 22 sex worker organisations, care institutions, social organisations, municipalities and Prostitutes Alliance like-minded people are joining forces.

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The core aim of ESWA is to ensure that the voices of sex workers in Prostitutes Alliance region are heard, listened to Prostitutes Alliance respected. We strive to raise awareness about the social exclusion of sex workers of all genders in Europe and Central Asia; to promote the human, health and labour rights of all sex workers at the community, national and regional level; and to build alliances with key partners, including sex workers and their organisations on a global level, and with NGOs, other civil society organisations and key stakeholders involved in Prostitutes Alliance and decision-making Prostitutes Alliance in the Europe and Central Asia.

ESWA opposes all forms of criminalisation of sex work and firmly rejects the conflation of sex work with human trafficking.

Sex workers can and do effect change; solidarity Prostitutes Alliance ESWA members will ensure that the needs and voices of sex workers will be heard and addressed equally. Prostitutes Alliance need JavaScript enabled to view it. Website: eswalliance.

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We strive to raise awareness about the social exclusion of sex workers of all genders in Europe and Central Asia; to promote the human, health and labour rights of all sex workers at the community, national and regional level; and to build alliances with key partners, including sex workers and their organisations on a global level, and with NGOs, other civil society organisations and key stakeholders involved in policy- and decision-making processes in the Europe and Central Asia. SWAI supports a human rights and harm reduction approach to policy and laws around sex work. SWAI believes sex workers themselves should be at the centre of the development of policy which directly impacts upon their lives.

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