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ESWATINI: SEX WORKERS & THE LAW
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ESWATINI: SEX WORKERS & THE LAW

The Rights4All Project, as part of its My Body My Rights Campaign, has produced leaflets on the laws which can be used by sex workers to assert their rights.

 

See detailed pamphlet here

See summary pamphlet here

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