Sex Work Migration Health, The aim of this European report is to provide transparency about the legislation on sex work throughout Europe and its impact on the human and policy rights of sex workers, including their access to public health services. The report assesses legislation and policy developments on sex work, migration and health policies on a national and European level and includes a critical evaluation of the various approaches relating to the interrelated issues of sex work, migration and health.

Sex Work Migration Health (1.4 MB)

The manual WORK SAFE IN SEX WORK (WSSW) has three main objectives:

1. To present examples of good practice for health and social service providers offering care for migrant and mobile sex workers working in indoor and outdoor settings.
2. To present examples of different experiences of HIV/STI prevention strategies and introduce and facilitate the implementation of innovative tools for specific outreach methodology, peer education,advocacy and client campaigns.
3. To increase and expand good practice actions targeting sex workers and their clients.

Work Safe in Sex Work (2.8 MB)

Sex Work in Europe | a mapping of the prostitution scene in 25 European countries The Sex Work in Europe Mapping report aims to identify changing trends and tendencies in relation to sex work and the living and working conditions of female, male and transgender sex workers, including migrant sex workers.

The Sex Work in Europe Mapping report highlights how the need for substantive change has never been more pressing if we are committed to providing comprehensive services to sex workers that respectfully respond to their needs. Concrete recommendations are made throughout the report which, when taken, would vastly improve the health and well-being of national and migrant sex workers.

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Recommendations (68kb)

PowerPoint Presentation: major issues (1MB)

www.services4sexworkers.eu is a website that presents a directory of services available for sex workers in 25 European countries, and legal information regarding sex work, migration and access to health.

The website was developed by the TAMPEP project in the framework of the TAMPEP 8 programme, a European network of 26 organisations in 25 EU countries, which works with and for sex workers since 1993, and advocates for sex workers' rights.

www.services4sexworkers.eu informs sex workers, health and social workers about respectful and non-discriminatory support available across Europe.

Visit Services 4 Sex Workers.

TAMPEP is pleased to present this collection of resources under the theme of "Rights and Health". We selected examples of campaigns and resources on health and safety that have been developed by sex workers and sex worker led groups. Resources for Sex Workers' Health and Rights was produced in collaboration with the ICRSE.

Visit Resources 4 Sex Workers.