Sexarbeitende haben einen Gesetzesentwurf zur Reform des Sexarbeitsrechts vorgelegt. Es sei die erste umfassende gesetzgeberische Initiative in Deutschland, die direkt von Sexarbeitenden selbst verfasst wurde, erklärte das Bündnis Sex Worker Action Group (SWAG) bei der Präsentation des Entwurfs am Montag in der Berliner Zwölf-Apostel-Kirche.

Ernestine Pastorello found herself in Berlin’s Neukölln district one night in 2019 at the Hydra Cafe, a space for sex workers from all sectors of the industry to relax and converse. The room rang with giggles from women who were excited to exchange makeup tips and funny client stories.

Sex workers in Berlin have presented an alternative legislation for their work.

Sex workers have presented a draft bill to reform sex work law. It is the first comprehensive legislative initiative in Germany written directly by sex workers themselves, the Sex Worker Action Group (SWAG) declared at the presentation of the draft on Monday at the Twelve Apostles Church in Berlin. The occasion was International Sex Workers' Day on June 2nd.

Sex workers have submitted their own draft law on how to deal with their profession.

German sex workers have long been unhappy with the controversial Prostitute Protection Act. Now, they've drafted a new law themselves. But will the authorities listen?

This marks the beginning of the "sex worker movement," which fights for equality and recognition. Today is the 50th anniversary of "International Sex Worker Day," which originated in France, and a week of action is being held to commemorate the occasion. The sex worker action group is presenting a draft bill they themselves have designed. Coco la Cuntra works as a sex worker in Berlin and helped write it.

Sex workers are presenting a draft law to reform the Prostitution Protection Act. They do not perceive it as providing adequate protection.