SWEAT has determined the discussions on a legal adult sex work industry where sex work is acknowledged as work, and where sex workers have a strong voice, which informs and influences wider social debates. SWEAT has campaigned for the inclusion of sex workers as respected and valued members of society.
We have facilitated birth of two movements β a Pan African Alliance of sex workers African Sex Worker Alliance and a national movement of sex workers called Sisonke. Our vision is: A South Africa where people who choose to sell sex are able to enjoy freedom, rights and human dignity.
We embrace the concept of wellness β which requires the active participation of sex workers in becoming aware of and making choices toward a healthy and fulfilling life.
Wellness goes beyond merely the absence of disease β it includes physical, mental, and social well-being. Facebook-f Twitter Youtube. Sex worker rights are human rights. About us. Read more. December 5, End Violence Against Sex Workers. December 2, Call for Research Proposals: Terms of Reference. View and download these and other publications.
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