International Prostitutes Collective
US PROStitutes  &  English Collective of Prostitutes

Since 1975, the International Prostitutes Collective has been campaigning for the abolition of the prostitution laws which criminalize sex workers and our families, and for economic alternatives
and higher benefits and wages.

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Areas of our work
 

·  Anti-Racism

·  ASBOs

·  Campaigns

·   Church Occupation

·  Compensation

·  Criminalisation
of clients

· Decriminalization abolition vs legalization

·  Feminists against sex work

·  HIV / AIDS

·  International

·  Legal Action for Women

·  Legal Cases + Victories

·  Opposing Censorship

·  Police
Crackdowns

·  Protection not criminalisation

·  Resolutions

·  Responses to legislation

·  San Francisco
Task Force

·  Shaping
public opinion

·   Tax

·  Trafficking

·  Vigilantes

·  Violence

·  Welfare

·  Young People

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Some Mother's Daughter

The hidden movement of prostitute women against violence

Prostitutes: Our Life
1975: Prostitutes in France go on strike and occupy churches countrywide.

Prostitute Women and AIDS:Resisting the Virus of Repression

Criminalisation the price women and children pay
Response to the government's review of the prostitution laws

Latest News

Call for law change to stop violence 16 January 2012

"Criminalisation, often promoted by those
who call themselves feminists, undermines
sex workers' safety and rights"

Sheila Farmer Campaign

Public Meeting: Mon 19 December 2011 -

Decriminalise prostitution

ECP speak at Sex on Trial

Association of Chief Police Officers calls for decriminalisation

Demands for change in UK legislation

Safety First Coalition

A petition to decriminalise sex work and prioritise
safety. Sign here

Key Facts on Safety and Legal Rights

Royal College of Nursing – video
– resolution
– letter re Policing and Crime Bill

Ipswich

Response to Strategy March 2007

Soho

Parade of Sex Workers

Victory against closure order

International News

US: Mobilize against anti-sex censorship

Sex Workers Paris Demo

US: "Grim Sleeper" arrest

US: Stand-In against "Sit/Lie"

India 

Mexico Apizaco sex workers 

Sweden

New Zealand

Trafficking

US Briefing

UK Briefing

ECP response to Denis MacShane

Newsnight clip

Inquiry Fails to Find a Single  Trafficker

Letters to Guardian +Indy

Trafficking Victory in San Francisco

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