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Press statement: Public’s support of sex workers is not reflected in Ireland’s laws and policies

Press statement: Public’s support of sex workers is not reflected in Ireland’s laws and policies

Mar 2, 2020

Today SWAI marks it’s 10 year anniversary and reflects over the work we have done and the work we need to do.  Kate McGrew, current sex worker and director of the Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) says “Since its inception in 2009 SWAI have sought to bring an...
Press release: Government need to face facts and decriminalise sex work for our safety

Press release: Government need to face facts and decriminalise sex work for our safety

Mar 27, 2019

We all deserve to work in safety, access health services and paths to justice. Since the enactment of the 2017 law, sex workers are less safe. Violent crime against sex workers has increased by 92% in the past 2 years.  Kate McGrew, sex worker and director of Sex...

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SWAI supports the self-determination of all sex workers to be given a voice and allowed to speak on their own behalf. We support a harm reduction policy in relation to sex work and that sex workers should be granted the same rights as all other workers.

Mission Statement: To promote the social inclusion, health, safety, civil rights and the right to self determination of female, male, cisgender and transgender sex workers.

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