Sex Work as Work

"Sex work as work" recognizes that engaging in sexual services is a legitimate form of labor, deserving of rights, protections, and recognition like other professions. It emphasizes that sex workers are professionals who choose their work, face social stigma, and require safety measures, fair treatment, and health rights. This perspective advocates for decriminalization, reducing harm, and ensuring sex workers' autonomy and dignity rather than criminalizing or marginalizing their activity. It promotes understanding that sex work is a valid occupation within the broader scope of employment and human rights.