Rape and Prostitution – A Question of Consent

NoBadWomen

While government feminists and religious fundamentalists equate prostitution with rape and claim most sex workers have been trafficked, rapists continue to get away with it – the conviction rate for reported rape in England and Wales is a shocking 6%.  But a growing international movement for women’s safety is demanding the decriminalization of sex work.  In England it has defeated government attempts to “rehabilitate” sex workers and is opposing proposals to raid brothels and criminalize clients. In San Francisco 41% voted for decriminalization in the last elections. 

SPEAKERS from the Safety First Coalition, Women Against Rape, the International Prostitutes Collective, and from GUYANA, INDIA, PERU, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. 

The Gathering is unfunded, donations welcome. For information contact:

 Crossroads Women’s Centre, 230A Kentish Town Rd, London NW5 2AB
Tel: 44 (0)20 7482 2496   Email: womenstrike8m@server101.com
 www.globalwomenstrike.net    www.allwomencount.net