Embrace Dignity

 

23 March 2021

 

Embrace Dignity

7 posts today

RT @nozizwem: @Powerfm987 @FaithMangope First fair debate on prostitution I’ve heard so far. The sex trade is a multi-billion rand “industry”, benefiting from exploitation of mostly black poor women. Listen to survivors like @nmihlalimeji and ...

March 23rd @ 7:57 am |

Embrace Dignity

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RT @pinkykhoabane: @FaithMangope One of the things we need to educate people about is that there is no "sex work". It is not work. It is not legal. It is a term constructed by the sex trade to coverup their exploitation of human beings.

March 23rd @ 7:45 am |

Embrace Dignity

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RT @nozizwem: @Powerfm987 We agree that prostitution should not be decriminalised. We support partial decriminalisation, aka as the Nordic or the Equality Model. This is the only coherent policy framework, aimed at eliminating demand and shifting ...

March 23rd @ 7:44 am |

Embrace Dignity

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RT @nmihlalimeji: The problem with the call to decriminalize the system of prostitution and recognition thereof as work is that it undermines the rights of the majority that didn’t freely “choose” to be prostituted but rather were chosen by the ...

March 23rd @ 7:44 am |

Embrace Dignity

7 posts today

RT @nmihlalimeji: It eliminates exiting this inherently harmful practice. an infringement of the rights of the majority that seek exit support, but rather promoting the rights of pimps & men to access women’s bodies to commodify & objectify ...

March 23rd @ 7:44 am |

Embrace Dignity

7 posts today

RT @nmihlalimeji: The call for the decriminalisation of the prostitution system@and it’s recognition as a work is front to advocate for men’s “rights” to access women’s bodies for the commodification and objectification for men’s sexual ...

March 23rd @ 7:43 am |