Eva

#SexWorker, lewd, nude woman & loud-mouthed broad. Jizz Wizard. #DecrimNow

[Eurydice Aroney @eekiemout]

My suburb in Sydney has more brothels than most. Some have operated in the shopping area since the 1980’s. I know cause I visited them 4 outreach. Sometimes I’ll point them out to people - they look surprised. 25 years of decrim in NSW. Not many know and even less care.

[Decrim Qld @DecrimQLD]

Sex worker and state coordinator of Respect Inc, Lulu Holiday, said decriminalisation will be a “life-changing policy shift”.

“Decriminalisation would mean I wouldn’t have to worry every time a client contacts me that it might be a police officer.''
https://t.co/D1J1E3tIWd

[Respect Inc QLD @respectqld]

Decriminalisation is not ‘no regulation’. When criminal laws are removed the same civil laws and regulations that apply to other businesses will apply to the s*x industry, including Workplace Health & Safety (WHS).

[Decrim Qld @DecrimQLD]

Pls keep re-Tweeting! We're not there yet...

[Decrim Qld @DecrimQLD]

“While decriminalisation will be a life changing policy shift for sex workers and our families because we’ll no longer be criminalised, the rest of Queensland thinks it has already happened and will probably not even notice it has changed.”
https://t.co/5Ny4cdTF3v

[Eva @Whorenacopia]

@Btterflygrl1978 @ShannonFentiman Exploitation is exploitation. Sex work is work.

[Eva @Whorenacopia]

@ComradeChutney @ShannonFentiman Yes, we know we're not commodities. You're the ones that insist women are products. We're consensual sexual service providers.

Stop conflating sex trafficking and sex work.

[Eva @Whorenacopia]

@raiderfan3336 @ShannonFentiman So which sex worker cut you off as a client and made you this mad?

[Eva @Whorenacopia]

@raiderfan3336 @ShannonFentiman Voters the AG should listen to: men who call women 'semen receptacles' 🙄

Additionally: sex workers practice safe sex.

[Eva @Whorenacopia]

@feministbirther @ShannonFentiman The research also comes from consultation with individual sex workers and their representative organisations. It is based on the documented outcomes of countries and states with decrim, as well as the well documented failure of the nordic model in countries like Sweden.

[Eva @Whorenacopia]

@feministbirther @ShannonFentiman You can read the (referenced) report and see that the decision has been based on widespread evidence from primary sources as well as recommendations from every major health and human rights organization globally. Including the UN, WHO, ASHM and QHealth.

[Eva @Whorenacopia]

@jazzmoi3 @ShannonFentiman She is standing up for the thousands of women sex workers in Qld who have been advocating for decrim for thirty years.

[Eva @Whorenacopia]

@msediewyatt @Frankie_Jam3s @ShannonFentiman Half the sex workers I know have advanced degrees in feminism. If you want women to have more choice, advocate for their basic social needs: housing, DV resources, affordable & accessible healthcare, affordable childcare.

Ppl have more career choices when they have a safety net

[Eva @Whorenacopia]

@raiderfan3336 @ShannonFentiman There's no reason to anticipate new brothels being opened next to schools. This is nonsense fear mongering.

[Eva @Whorenacopia]

@daveome666 @FataleNatalia @ShannonFentiman There's no need to target demand for consensual adult sexual services.

[Eva @Whorenacopia]

@MillyMischiefx @NobodyCaresJim @gfeholly @ShannonFentiman 2/2... removing that activity from the criminal code. We currently have legalization in Qld. Full decrim means there will be no 'special' laws for sex work. Instead it will be under all the normal industrial, health, advertising and workplace health and safety laws.

[Eva @Whorenacopia]

@MillyMischiefx @NobodyCaresJim @gfeholly @ShannonFentiman 1/2 Decriminalization means that criminal and civil penalties are removed and that the activity is no longer subject to 'special' laws. Legalisation refers to a legislative model that makes legal certain aspects of an activity, or a specific way of doing that activity without...

[Shannon Fentiman @ShannonFentiman]

The Queensland Law Reform Commission found that the current laws stigmatise sex workers, increase their vulnerability to exploitation and violence and fail to protect their human rights.