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AINSW is a membership-based national level network of Sex Workers organizations. We strongly believe that Sex Work Is Work and it should be decriminalised.

New Delhi, India
Joined August 2013
Such a brilliant session featuring new research from SIAPP, @SaheliSangh @SangamaIndia adopting a life cycle approach to sex workers’ health and well being; Dr Vandana Prasad was a tour de force calling for participatory learning and action
We're talking about how universal health coverage campaigns can include sex workers with SV Sreeram, Advocate, Sashmita, Community Member, Odisha, Dr Vandana Prasad, from Public Health Resources Center, Nisha Jagadish from @FPA_India, and Yasmin, Board Member, AINSW.
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We're on the third day of our "Sisterhood and Solidarity with Sex Workers: One Year Since the Historic Supreme Court Ruling of 2022" National Consultation. Keep following this thread to get glimpses from our various sessions & panels today! ⬇️ @ThinkCREA @CFARngo @LCHIVWRI
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"When we talk about sex workers, why are we only talking about sex workers who are mothers, daughters? Them being revered only if they are a dutiful mother, daughter. Why don't we see them as people first, and their rights as human beings?", asks Manak Matiyani (@Dafliwala).
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We end the day with a vote of thanks by @MonaMishra2 to all our panelists, allies, partners & the AINSW members who made the consultation successful. We're excited to work together with our allies in various other social justice movements to fight for dignity & equality for all!
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We're on the second day of our "Sisterhood and Solidarity with Sex Workers: One Year Since the Historic Supreme Court Ruling of 2022" National Consultation. Follow this thread for glimpses from our various sessions & panels! ⬇️ @ThinkCREA @NACOINDIA @CFARngo
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"While we keep saying 'No means no' and talk about how consent is necessary. But how much do we see that around us? Is a sex worker's consent respected? Are they facing violence for saying no?" says Naveen Gupta from DSLSA.
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"The harassment that sex workers face from the police or healthcare providers is relentless. It can really break the spirit of the sex workers. We must develop a code of conduct for these officials, so they treat sex workers with dignity", adds Akhila Sivadas from @CFARngo.
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