Modern-day slavery, human rights and the sex industry by Bob Chrismas, Brandi Chrismas

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Migration of Nigerian Women into the Italian Sex Industry through Trafficking by Temitope Peter Ola

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Taking back the power: The link between poverty and Canada’s sex industry by Sandra Hodzic, Robert Chrismas

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Sex industry slavery: Protecting Canada’s youth—A book review by Julie Craddock

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Labouring in the Sex Industry: A Conversation with Sex Workers on Consent and Exploitation by Francine Tremblay

“…The objective of this exploratory article is to delve within two ill-defined and highly contested notions related to the sex industry—consent and exploitation.…”
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Addressing trafficking in the sex industry: time to recognise the contribution of sex workers by Gerasimov, B

“…Efforts to combat trafficking in the sex industry must respect sex workers’ decisions and agency, and recognise them and their organisations as legitimate stakeholders in the anti-trafficking movement. …”

Cripping Sex Work: Disabled Sex Workers and Racialized Disgender in the Online Sex Industry by Shawna Felkins

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Trafficking of women and children for the sex industry in Malaysia / Najwa Hassan and Wan Fazrina Wan Jaffar by Hassan, Najwa, Wan Jaffar, Wan Fazrina

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Captured ‘Realities’ of Human Trafficking: Analysis of photographs illustrating stories on trafficking into the sex industry in Serbian media by Elena Krsmanovic

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Brasileiras na indústria transnacional do sexo by Adriana Piscitelli

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The Road to Effective Remedies: Pragmatic reasons for treating cases of “sex trafficking” in the Australian sex industry as a form of “labour trafficking” by Frances Simmons, Fiona David

“…As a result of this distinction, workers in the Australian sex industry—an industry where slavery and trafficking crimes have been detected— are missing out on a suite of potentially effective prevention interventions, and access to civil remedies. …”
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Semi-supervised classification of social media posts : identifying sex-industry posts to enable better support for those experiencing sex-trafficking by Simonson, Ellie Louise.

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Sex buyers’ attitudes: A study of Toronto’s online "Escort Review Board" by Rock Leung, Mikhaela Gray-Beerman

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Gender violence, poverty and HIV infection risk among persons engaged in the sex industry: cross-national analysis of the political economy of sex markets in 30 European and Central Asian countries by Reeves, A, Steele, S, Stuckler, D, McKee, M, Amato-Gauci, A, Semenza, J

“…<p>Objectives:Persons engaged in the sex industry are at greater risk of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections than the general population. …”

Should society accept sex robots? by Hancock Eleanor

“…Since the birth of the CASR, Richardson and other feminists have manipulated a combination of radical feminist rhetoric and sex industry abolitionist narratives, in order to promote the criminalisation of sex robots. …”
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My Experience is Mine to Tell: Challenging the abolitionist victimhood framework by Claudia Cojocaru

“…This article is an analytical auto-ethnography of an art exhibit on trafficking into the sex industry in New York City in 2015. The analysis is informed by my own experience as a formerly trafficked person, and by other women’s own interpretations of their lived realities as trafficked or as migrant workers in the Japanese sex industry. …”
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Risk factors for sexually transmitted diseases among sex workers in the interior of Piaui, Brazil by Jardeliny Corrêa da Penha, Caroline Batista de Queiroz Aquino, Érica de Alencar Rodrigues Neri, Thaís Gomes Oliveira dos Reis, Priscila de Souza Aquino, Ana Karina Bezerra Pinheiro

“…Data were collected in September and October 2010 using a questionnaire to obtain sociodemographic information and the participants´ background in the sex industry. Ethical aspects were observed. RESULTS: There was no significant association between most of the sociodemographic variables and background in the sex industry and condom use by male partners or clients. …”
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The Lived Experiences of Male Sex Workers: A Global Qualitative Meta-Synthesis by Michael G. Curtis, Joshua L. Boe

“…The sex industry literature predominantly focuses on the lived experiences of cisgender female sex workers, their customers, and work dynamics. …”
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Perceptions on confronting sexual exploitation in Canada: Introducing new primary research by Robert (Bob) Chrismas

“…This research casts a wider net, incorporating the voices of over 65 experts across Manitoba, including: experiential survivors of sexual exploitation and sex trafficking, police, social workers, Aboriginal leaders, and people working in numerous non-government organizations who work to prevent sexual exploitation and assist victims to escape the sex industry. The research was focused in Manitoba where women and children continue to be victimized in the sex industry despite having one of the most comprehensive and well-funded counter sexual exploitation strategies of any province in Canada. …”
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Trading Butterflies: The Representation of Asian Sex Workers in Vollmann and Houellebecq by Marco Malvestio

“…By comparing the two novels, I argue that both authors’ treatments of the sex industry develop a critique of Western Orientalism, and at the same time sympathy for and complicity with the colonial power dynamics that regulate the relationships between Asian countries and the West.…”
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