Please support the SWer rights movement in South Africa if you can
backabuddy.co.za/campaign/as…
@Asijiki4decrim
Kia kaha to these courageous workers standing for justice for everyone
Shining a light on something that isnt confined to one community.
stuff.co.nz/nz-news/36102462…
The person behind the lens may not face the same level of stigma. Would you be proud to associate with us or would you reinforce that stigma? Understand ethical collaboration and power dynamics before engaging!
If you're approached by a creative, contact NZPC for more info☎️
Dealing with boundary pushers and unnecessary push back? We can say no regardless of what has been agreed to!
Our human right to refuse/withdraw sexual consent trumps any contract law. No one can make you do anything you don't want to do📢
Contact NZPC for info or support❤️
April is S3xually Transmitted Infections (STI) Awareness Month! 💊
Preventative care can help to reduce STI transmission in our community. At NZPC we offer free c0ndoms, peer-testing kits, and free s3xual health clinics. Contact NZPC for further support and assistance! ❤️
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NZPC retweeted
A powerful day of learning in Aotearoa 🇳🇿 Engaging with @DrLynziA & MP Ricardo Menéndez March on what decrim looks like in practice more than 20 years on.
From research that sustains advocacy, to policymakers who listen to the people — these conversations matter & matters for 🇿🇦
NZPC retweeted
Grateful to Aotearoa @NZPC_ for hosting SWEAT & Asijiki. Over 20 years since they achieved decrim & we’re here to learn directly from sex workers, organisers & policymakers, because in the face of misinformation — lived experience matters. #DecrimSexWork #SexWorkisWork
NZPC retweeted
A small, unexpected moment — finding SWEAT & @Sisonke_ZA in Aotearoa 🇳🇿
Even here, decades after decriminalisation, the connection to SA remains.
Because this movement is bigger than borders — and it doesn’t end with one win. ✊🏽🌍 #decrimsexwork

















