Europe: Failure to recognise harm caused by criminalization of sex work is a “missed opportunity”

By Amnesty International

Today’s European Court of Human Rights ruling against sex workers seeking redress for the infringement on their rights resulting from the criminalization of their work is a missed opportunity to better protect sex workers from abuse and violence, Amnesty International said. In MA and others v. France, the Court examined the human rights impact of […] The post Europe: Failure to recognise harm caused by criminalization of sex work is a “missed opportunity”  appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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