Sex Work Abolitionist Policy

A Counter-Productive Response To Supporting Sex Workers

Authors

  • Angie Rutera University of Ottawa

Keywords:

Sex work, Abolition, Nordic Model

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Published

2023-08-15

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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2023): Politika, the undergraduate journal of international affairs and politics

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