To criminalise sex work is to marginalise them, and push them towards becoming more prone to exploitation, abuse, and injustice. Sex workers, for the longest time in history, have been denied their civil rights like access to healthcare, security, and education among others. In this video of The Feminist Archive, we trace back to the history of the sex workers’ rights movement and their fight for the bare minimum in face of an oppressive society, authority, and mindsets. | Feminism in India

11K views · 107 reactions | Sisonke Movement represents sex workers and advocates for their rights. The impact of funding cuts by the US is already felt in the healthcare sector, and Sisonke is one of the non-profit organisations that is directly affected. Sisonke National Movement Communications Officer, Yonela Sinqu tells Abigail Visagie about this new reality for her organisation. #DStv403 | eNCAnews | Facebook

1K views · 21 reactions | Advocacy groups have been lobbying for sex workers' rights for decades. Minister Ronald Lamola has given an update on progress made to decriminalise sex work in South Africa. Sisonke National Sex Workers Movement spokesperson Yonela Sinqu weighs in. Watch: bit.ly/3BidaAU | Newzroom Afrika | Facebook

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