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Sex workers globally face high levels of violence. In , Canada passed end-demand legislation that purportedly encourages sex workers to report violence to police; however, little research has evaluated its impact. Using interrupted time series and multivariable logistic regression, we examined proportions of reporting violent incidents to police among sex workers who had experienced workplace violence — , including potential changes prior to and following end-demand legislation.
Among sex workers who experienced recent violence during the 7. Policy reforms to decriminalize sex work, address discriminatory policing, and promote access to safety and justice are urgently needed. Globally, sex workers face egregious human rights violations, including high levels of violence, which have been linked to health and social inequities such as an elevated burden of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections and poor reproductive and mental health outcomes.
End-demand ideology represents sex workers as victims of gender-based violence by conflating sex work defined as the consensual exchange of sex services with victimization and sex trafficking defined as forced sexual labor. As a result, end-demand legislative models criminalize sex work clients and third parties, such as venue owners and managers, which has contributed to punitive policing of indoor sex work venues.
In Canada, indigenous women face twelvefold greater odds of being murdered or missing relative to non-indigenous women, and these odds are exacerbated among sex workers. This stems from colonial abuses, including racialized policing of and child apprehension among indigenous peoples, police failures to respond to missing and murdered indigenous women including sex workers , and the historical legacy of the residential school system that is, government-sponsored schools to assimilate indigenous children into Euro-Canadian culture from to This study aimed to 1 examine the proportions of sex workers in Vancouver who reported violence to police, including potential changes in reporting practices prior to and following the implementation of end-demand laws — vs.
