Article in Interface: a journal for and about social movements, Volume 3(2): 271 - 287 (November 2011).
Despite the massive achievements of the Prostitutes Collective of Victoria and the historic significance of this important organisation, sex workers as a community and the funds we had attracted drew an unhealthy level of interest from the health and community sector, stemming from a perception that sex workers were politically unable to run their own collective, and that the funds we had lobbied for could be better spent by people who were not sex workers.
Year of publication: 2011 Theme: Health and HIV Theme: Human Rights and Law Author: Elena Jeffreys, Audry Autonomy, Jane Green, Christian Vega Relevant URL: Download the article for free