TAMPEP
Who we are?
TAMPEP seeks to advance the rights and health of migrant and mobile sex workers across Europe, recognising their diversity as a crosscutting basis for empowerment.
News
Sex Workers and Allies all over Brazil organise Virtual Forum on PutaDei2020
On June 2nd - International Whores' Day - a virtual discussion forum took place at 4 p.m. local time with the participation of sex workers and allies of the whores’ movement in Brazil from the states of Alagoas, Amazonas, Maranhão, Minas Gerais, Pará, Paraíba,...
Sex workers often experience this same treatment at the hands of the police. Sometimes we are blamed for the violence we experience - but being a sex worker does not mean we should have to expect violence at home or at work simply because we are sex workers. https://twitter.com/Rrrrnessa/status/1268612100286558208
“But what about rape and domestic violence, don’t we need cops for that?”
In my 5+ years as a domestic violence counselor, there was not one instance where I saw a victim of either sexual assault, rape, or domestic violence get the help they needed by the police.
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Resources and Documents
TAMPEP has developed a wide range of information/educational materials, manuals and publications for sex workers, service providers, sex work projects, sex work organisations, researchers. Many of these materials can be downloaded from this site, for others please contact us.
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TAMPEP, the European Network for the Promotion of Rights and Health among Migrant Sex Workers, welcomes sex worker-led groups and allied organisations to join its network.