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 1982

·         Compensation

·         Criminalisation
of clients

·        Decriminalization/ abolition vs legalization

·         Discrimination by service providers

·        Feminists against sex work

·         HIV / AIDS

·         International

·         International Conference 2004

·         Legal Action for Women

·         Legal Victories

·         Opposing Censorship

·         Police Illegality

·         Protection not criminalisation

·         Resolutions

·         Responses to legislation

·        San Francisco Task Force

·         Shaping public opinion

·         Tax

·         Trade Unions

·         Trafficking

·         Vigilantes

·        Violence

·         Young People

The Safety First Coalition

Latest News

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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

A petition to decriminalise sex work and prioritise safety.
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Royal College of Nursing
– video
– resolution
– letter re Policing and Crime Bill

Ipswich Response to Strategy
March 2007

Soho
 

Government Feminists Witch-Hunt Sex Workers

Leaflet: ECP The Girl's Union

Policing and Crime Act

– Next Step

– Lords Event

– Organisations vs. Policing and Crime Bill

Demands for change in UK legislation

Poll shows public want loosening of restrictions on prostitution

Prop K: 41% of San Francisco vote to decriminalize prostitution Video  Radio

Stand-In Against Arrests 4 Feb

India

New Zealand
5 years press release + Summary of NZ decriminalisation law

Mexico Apizaco sex workers 

 Criminalisation of clients

Trafficking

Sweden hasn't made it safer for women

Norway Sex ban puts us at greater risk

The John School a diversion from what's needed

ECP response to Denis MacShane

 

–  Newsnight clip

– Inquiry Fails to Find a Single  Trafficker
              Nick Davies Guardian 20 Oct 2009
– Letters to Guardian +Independent

– Trafficking Victory in San Francisco

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