List of services and basic information for Ukrainian sex workers fleeing to neighboring countries
NGO Legalife-Ukraine operates and provides services within Ukraine. The links below are for sex workers who need assistance in Ukraine. HOTLINE for legal support, psychological support, food, basic items such as clothes and blankets, as well as referrals for services and assistance in different regions of the country: +38 (050) 450 777 4 +38 (067) […]
The Number of Sex Workers In Russia Increased. “A Lot of Girls Have Come From Ukraine”
According to the Ministry of Interior’s report, in 2014 10,538 people were detained under the Article 6.11 of the Administrative Offenses Code of the Russian Federation (prostitution), which is 21.6% more than in 2013 according to the newspaper “Izvestia”. The crime rate in this area increased by 42.3%. The number of criminal cases increased to 387 cases under the Article 240 of the Criminal Code (incitement to prostitution).
“Sex-workers are a marginalized community vulnerable to violence and human rights violation”
How and when did the idea to create an organization of sex workers in Ukraine appear? How difficult or easy was it to implement the project?
Brothel “Protectors” Were Exposed in the Department of the Ukrainian Ministry of Interior
“Korrespondent” informs that “Internal Security Service of the Ministry of the Internal Affairs (MIA) of Ukraine exposed the criminal scheme of brothels’ “protection” in Kiev.
The Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Arsen Avakov wrote on his Facebook page:
DEATH OF NANCY: SEX WORKERS DEMAND RESPECTFUL ATTITUDE
The Association of Hungarian Sex Workers (SZEXE) on behalf of the Hungarian sex workers community condemns the victim-blaming articles and reports published in the media that followed the death of Nancy, a Hungarian sex worker who was murdered in a flat in Akácfa street in Budapest, Hungary. This kind of materials in the media focused on assumed client of Nancy instead of examining state regulation that coerces sex workers into isolation, exile and personal stigmatization, police violence, as well as discrimination and hatred of Hungarian society against sex workers.
I Don’t Walk away from Problems
Slovak comedian Evelyn supports campaign of Odyseus about violence against women working in the sex industry. The campaign is a part of the End of violence, time for rights that aims to highlight the fact that violence against women cannot be tolerated under any circumstances.
You can support campaign of the project End of violence, time for rights by
Comedian Evelyn: from Stand up to Sex Work?
“In Slovakia, the topic of voluntary provision of sex services for money is often associated with incomprehension, condemnation and prejudice. Whatever the reasons for prejudice and indifference of the public to these women are, they contribute to the fact that violence against these women is tolerated, sometimes even approved. I do not approve such violence, so I decided to support this campaign”, says Evelyn.