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Government Crackdown on BawdyHouses Harmful to Women
For Immediate Release: August 6, 2010
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Halifax Outreach Agency for Sex Workers:
Allow former Sex Workers and Advocates to Challenge Laws |
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Sex workers and allies mark 7th International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers, call for an end to violence |
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Sex Work in the Shadow
by MeredithDault, The Coast
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Halifax Group Empowers Sex Worker
Ralph Higgins, xtra.ca |
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Unfair laws imperils sex workers, Chronicle HeraldHalifax
January 24, 2007 BY JOHN GILLIS Staff Reporter |
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Advocate fights brothel raids
Crackdowns force prostitutes onto streets, Stepping Stone director says By SHERRI BORDEN COLLEY Staff Reporter |
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Broken Windows
Policing is not about moral judgments By Leslie Lowe, September 25, 2008 The Coast |
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The Commoner
October 25, 2008 Sex Trade Decriminalization Sought Sylvia Cole sylviacole@dal.ca |
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Don’t go there, sex workers told Advocates
Unfair restrictions add up to house arrest for some The Chronicle Herald By BRIAN HAYES Court Reporter Mon. Dec 10 |
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Free Sex Workers
Bruce Wark, The Coast April 3, 2008 |
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Sex workers given voice in new book Authors in Halifax to tell people about prostitutes’ hardships
By PAUL EVEREST The Halifax Herald. |
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Talking about a tough job Decriminalize it, don’t legalize it, prostitute says
By DAN ARSENAULT Crime Reporter The Chronicle Herald Fri. Oct 17 |
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Sex trade workers call for decriminalization of their trade JON TATTRIE, METRO HALIFAX
October 17, 2008 |
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Sex worker's rights Local and national laws leave sex workers vulnerable to violent attack
say local activists. The Coast, October 23, 2008 nBy Angelina Cha |
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"Lucky to get away with their live"
Recent assaults on prostitutes could be called attempted murder, says director of support group By BRIAN HAYES Court Reporter Mon. Dec 3 |
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Sex Workers Call for Local Change on Global Rights Day
Media Release March 3, 2009 |
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Everyone hurt
by unjust laws and violence against sex workers.
By RENE ROSS and MICHAEL GOODYEAR
Opinion Editorial to Chronicle Herald, Mar 11, 2009 |
“The reason I feel that [clients have become more violent] is because the media portrays us as non-people.”
Dana Sex Worker, Halifax
