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Sex Workers Outreach Project joins sex workers, allies and advocates from around the world in recognizing December 17, the International Day to End Violence against Sex Workers. As we approach this day, we come together to remember those lost this year and renew our commitment to the on-going struggle for empowerment, visibility, and rights for all sex workers. On December 17th, We also renew our commitment to solidarity. The majority of violence against sex workers is not just violence against sex works_it_s also violence against transwomen, against women of color, against drug users, against immigrants. We cannot end the marginalization and victimization of all sex workers without also fighting trans-phobia, racism, stigma and criminalization of drug use, and xenophobia. Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers was first recognized in 2003 as a memorial and vigil for the victims of the Green River Killer in Seattle Washington.


Since 2003, Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers has empowered people from cities around the world to come together and organize against discrimination and remember victims of violence. During the week of December 17th, sex worker communities and social justice organizations stage actions and vigils and work to raise awareness about violence that is commonly committed against sex workers. The assault, battery, rape and murder of sex workers must end. Racism, economic inequality, systems of colonialist and state violence and oppression must end. The stigma and discrimination and criminalization that makes violence against us acceptable must end. Please join with sex workers around the world and stand against criminalization and violence committed against our communities.


_ Kristen Cain A.K.A. Sex work involves consenting adults and can range from a legal strip tease to a criminalized massage or sex act, depending on local laws. In contrast, human trafficking involves forced or coerced labor. While sex work and trafficking are very different, the line between them can sometimes appear blurry in real life because vulnerable people may engage in sex work in order to survive. People who are poor and marginalized (often due to their race, immigration status and/or gender presentation) may see sex work as their best option for employment. Laws against prostitution create an underground economy and have bred distrust between police and people working in the sex trades for centuries.


Martin Country Sheriff William Snyder and other cops have loudly framed the high-profile raids as part of an anti-human-trafficking operation, telling media outlets that immigrants from China appeared to be living in at least some of busted spas and parlors. However, police have so far been unable to bring any charges under Florida_s human trafficking statute, according to reports and a review of jailhouse records. One spa owner does face various prostitution and racketeering charges and could face decades in prison. Police have released little information about the massage therapists they say are trafficking victims due to ongoing investigations. The owner of the spa that Kraft attended was recently released from jail after a judge reduced her bond, and Kraft_s lawyers are lashing out at Snyder and the police, calling them liars.


Proponents of the "end demand" model argue that sex trafficking has become more prevalent in countries that have decriminalized or legalized prostitution, and criminalizing at least the buyers of sexual services allows police and anti-trafficking groups to intervene. By conflating the sex trades with "modern day slavery" that exploits young women and girls, anti-trafficking groups are able to raise massive budgets and sway lawmakers to their side. Meanwhile, critics of the "end demand" model say claims of widespread sex trafficking are often overblown. Several investigations by Truthout have found that anti-trafficking groups in the so-called "rescue industry" have fabricated sensational tales of sex slavery, lack fiscal transparency and often do not count sex workers or sex trafficking victims among their leadership.


In the past, some in the movement have been accused of exploiting sex workers and trafficking victims in the media and coercing them into uncompensated labor _ an element of human trafficking itself. "Victims, they go from being trafficked to a trafficking rescue that continues to exploit them _ it_s incredibly troubling that they do that," Hanavan told Truthout in an interview. "It_s a very simple matter to Google images of Florida sheriff_s deputies and police officers leading victims away in handcuffs," Hanavan said. Judging by comments made by lawmakers at the committee hearing, the anti-trafficking movement and its allies in law enforcement have the ear of the Florida legislature, where bills based on the "end demand" framework are advancing in both chambers. "We want to make sure that things are done with input from the people that are actually impacted," Hanavan said.


In a recent op-ed, even Snyder was showing interest in decriminalization, at least to an extent. Decriminalization, he wrote, would give police more discretion, lessen penalties for consensual sex work, and ensure that sex trafficking victims are not made criminals as well. However, he warns that full decriminalization or legalization of prostitution would eliminate the ability of police to investigate and bust sex traffickers and is therefore not the answer. Sex workers argue police often do more harm than good. "People in the sex industry say over and over again that they_re afraid of the police," Hanavan told lawmakers at the hearing last week. "They can_t trust the police. The police aren_t helping. They are more afraid of police than the traffickers and predators. Even if we ignore the historic relationship between prostitutes and police, it_s easy to see why sex workers and advocates like Hanavan are concerned.


Last week, prosecutors announced that women living in Mitchell_s rental properties traded sex for free or reduced rent under pressure from Mitchell, according to The Appeal. If the allegations are true, then a police officer whose duty was to enforce laws criminalizing sex work is a sex trafficker himself. The vice squad was disbanded last month. Back in Florida, Snyder has told reporters that he has been unable to file human trafficking charges in the massage parlor cases because trafficking is difficult to prove, particularly when the alleged "victims" refuse to cooperate with police. ] are the experts on reducing trafficking and violence in the sex industry, along with other issues that affect them," Hanavan said. 25,000 still urgently needed for Truthout. If you_ve ever found information or inspiration in what we publish, please donate what you can! Mike Ludwig is a staff reporter at Truthout and a contributor to the Truthout anthology, Who Do You Serve, Who Do You Protect? In 2014 and 2017, Project Censored featured Ludwig_s reporting on its annual list of the top 25 independent news stories that the corporate media ignored.


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