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Cambodia: Collaboration is Needed

Eve Blossom | Posted 09.11.2009 | World

Read More: Unemployment, Economic Crisis, Collaboration, Southeast Asia, Cambodia, Jobs, Sustainability, Business, Human Trafficking, Women's Rights, Garment Industry, Sex Workers, Garment Workers, Sex Work, International Labor Organization, World News

Many see the results of human trafficking and want to get involved; but more importantly, the focus should be on empowering the mechanisms to prevent it.

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The New Sex Worker: Recession-Plagued Women

Salon Life | Tracy Clark | Posted 08.08.2009 | Living

Read More: Relationships, Money, Sex, Women's Health, Women Recession, Men's Health, Prostitution Recession, Sex Work, Sex Work Recession, Living News

"Boob play," "pics of kitty," "topless housecleaning" and "hypno role play." The list, scribbled in a lined yellow notebook, is followed by a double-u...

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Women Helping Women: Former Prostitute Helps Others Quit The Game

washingtonpost.com | Keith L. Alexander | Posted 06.12.2009 | Living

Read More: Prostitution, Angels Project Power, Sex Work, The Giving Life, Nakita Harrison, Living News

Late one Friday afternoon, a car pulled up to Jackie McReynolds on a busy city street. Three men forced her inside and drove her to an alley, where th...

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Best Sex Writing 2009 Interview: Susannah Breslin on Eliot Spitzer and prostitution

Rachel Kramer Bussel | Posted 01.30.2009 | Style

Read More: Letters From Johns, Prostitution, Sex Workers, Sex, Susannah Breslin, Letters From Working Girls, Sex Work, Cleis Press, Best Sex Writing 2009, Eliot Spitzer Sex Scandal, Newsweek, Eliot Spitzer, Rachel Kramer Bussel, Style News

Breslin discusses why men hire sex workers, the media reaction to the Spitzer scandal, and why the personal stories of sex workers and their customers are important.