RT @KateEMcCann: Can’t quite believe what I just heard on @BBCWorldatOne. Former Met chief super Parm Sandhu saying female officers don’t always report suspicious behaviour of male colleagues because they “close ranks” & you risk being left to ...
RT @scottie4short: https://t.co/eilPhV...
RT @miadefaoite: Revoke Leicester University’s ‘Student Sex Work Toolkit’ - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/ghKsWj... via @Change ...
RT @WalsheSam: 3/3 When we call them sex workers we fall into the trap of negating the trauma they have & continue to experience! I get that it makes society more comfortable to label them “sex workers” but ask yourself, is this for your comfort ...
RT @gemma_brett: I'm in the unfortunate position of finding these words heartbreakingly relatable. I can't tell them it gets easier or that it heals, because it doesn't. That anger will never go away. I can only offer my solidarity. ...
Sara Smiles
Sara Smiles started in prostitution in New Zealand in 1988 when she was 14-year old. She escaped in her late 30s in 2010. So she experienced life in the NZ sex trade both before & after it was fully decriminalised in 2003. Listen to what she says ...