RT @nordicmodelnow: Helen introduces 2nd speaker, Cajsa, who turned to prostitution as a teenager in Sweden to fund a drug habit developed after escaping a violent relationship. She now fights for women’s rights & is a member of survivor group ...
RT @nordicmodelnow: Don’t women deserve better than a system that normalises men’s sexual entitlement and abuse of us? Don’t our futures generations deserve better than a system that normalised the buying and selling of women and children? #NMNTalk ...
RT @nordicmodelnow: The risk still inherent in this decriminalised sex trade is underscored by advice offered by the NZPC document “Stepping Forward”. When “dealing with violent clients”, it advises: “Make as much noise as possible to attract ...
RT @nordicmodelnow: Rebecca Mott (@Rebecca94868859) is reading Ally Marie’s powerful speech. #NMNTalk She has been blogging about her experiences for more than 12 years, explaining the conditions of prostitution and the impact of having trauma as an ...
RT @nordicmodelnow: Ally Marie also recommends new academic research by Helen Johnson & Tony Pitt into the operation of the fully decriminalized approach to prostitution in New Zealand. You can download it here: https://t.co/a3VC9S... #NMNTalk ...
RT @nordicmodelnow: 1st speaker was going to be @AllyMDiamond who grew up in New Zealand & was groomed into prostitution as a vulnerable young woman & spent 7 years trapped in brothels. Unfortunately, she can’t make it because she’s had to ...
RT @nordicmodelnow: Sex trade advocates say that women have a right to choose what they do with their bodies. Therefore, it is only right we ensure all women in the sex trade have real choice to begin with. This is why exit services are crucial. ...