Prostitution reform

Prostitution reform involves changing laws and policies related to sex work to improve safety, health, and human rights for sex workers. Instead of criminalizing the act entirely, reforms may regulate or decriminalize sex work, aiming to reduce violence, discrimination, and exploitation. These changes prioritize consensual and safe practices, provide access to health services, and help protect workers’ rights. The goal is to shift from a punitive approach to a more health-oriented and rights-based framework, ensuring sex workers are treated with dignity and can work without fear of legal repercussions.