Human rights are for everyone: why sex work should be decriminalised in South Africa
Date: March 24, 2010
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This booklet looks at the sex laws in SA as well as SA law and sex work. It looks at the difference between legalisation and decriminalisation of sex work. It also looks at the two main arguments for decriminalising sex work including the human rights argument and the public health argument.
Publisher: AIDS Legal Network
Year of Publication: January 2009
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