Hands Off II: reducing violence against sex workers

Hands Off II: reducing violence against sex workers

Stories

Story 19 August 2019

I feel empowered to speak up and own my work

It all started with smoking cigarettes. I smoked with these people from another ...
Story 19 August 2019

My income supports nine people

I grew up in this same family house that we still live in today. Our parents pas...
Story 19 August 2019

Some of the men in my neighbourhood are jealous because I own my house

My parents started fighting when he met another woman. I was about 13 years old....
Story 19 August 2019

Sex work is my career. I chose my job

I was born and grew up in Gugulethu. My mother raised me and my brother. My fath...
Story 19 August 2019

Sex work gave me the freedom to do what I wanted to do

I grew up very close to my family. I live in a cottage on the family property no...
Story 19 August 2019

I feel strong now

There wasn’t enough money to live at home so I grew up in a shelter in Khayeli...
Story 19 August 2019

Our health is the most important thing

I was working as a maid and providing for three children and my mother. The mone...
Story 19 August 2019

I feel empowered. I choose when, where, how and with who

My birth name is Bradley but I found out about myself at a young age. I had a hi...
Story 19 August 2019

I cherish the freedom I get in sex work

When I was 15, I was living with my stepmother and father in Bulawayo. I made fr...

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