SA's sex workers won't stop fighting for legal protection

South Australia’s lawmakers have once again failed to heed evidence about the benefits of decriminalising sex work, allowing political game-playing and rigid ideas of morality to stymie reform, writes Roxana Diamond.

"The party of workers is abandoning us": Labor Right helps kill sex work legislation

UPDATED | Sex work campaigners are vowing to fight on after a Bill to decriminalise the industry in South Australia was surprisingly killed off in state parliament this morning.

Sex for accommodation is considered "survival sex" by Sex Industry Network spokespeople. Photo: InDaily

The murky status of SA’s 'sex for accommodation' market

South Australians are exchanging sex for accommodation, in an arrangement that SA Police insists is legal, but which lawyers say lives in a “grey” area within the state’s under-scrutiny sex work laws.

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SA's sex workers won't stop fighting for legal protection

"The party of workers is abandoning us": Labor Right helps kill sex work legislation

The murky status of SA’s 'sex for accommodation' market