Fair Rights for Sex Workers because everyone has the right to be safe at work and come home at the end of their shift
4ZZZ’s ‘Brisbane Line’ and 3CR’s ‘Stick Together’ talk to Elena Jeffereys from Respect Inc. (QLD) and Jane Green from Vixen Collective (Victoria) about sex work and how these collectives organise in a space which has legal barriers faced by no other group of Australian workers.
First broadcast on 11 June 2018
The legal status of sex work in Australia is convoluted, not because of any inherent complexity in the work itself, but because of myriad discrepancies between state and territory jurisdictions, and the countless legal and regulatory contradictions within state laws themselves.
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