Prostitution Law Reform

Prostitution law reform involves changing existing legal frameworks to better regulate sex work, aiming to improve safety, reduce stigma, and uphold human rights. Instead of penalizing sex workers, reforms often focus on decriminalization or regulation to protect workers from exploitation and violence. These changes seek to balance public health, safety, and individual autonomy by creating clear legal standards, reducing criminal justice impacts, and enabling access to healthcare and legal protections. Overall, reform aims to treat sex work as a matter of labor rights and personal choice, rather than crime, fostering safer and more rights-respecting environments.