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SpeechesDemand and the DebateAuthor(s): Dorchen A. Leidholdt A history of CATW and the feminist understanding of trafficking and prostitution. La prostitución en Latinoamérica y las redes de tráfico para explotación sexual Author(s): Zoraida Ramírez Rodríguez, Coalición Contra el Tráfico de Mujeres Articles10 Raisons pour ne Pas légaliser la ProstitutionAuthor(s): Janice G. Raymond, Coalition Contre la Traite des Femmes Les arguments que nous vous vous présentons ici concernent toutes les formes de prostitution que les Etats peuvent soutenir. Ils s’appliquent- mais pas exclusivement – à la légalisation des maison closes et du proxénétisme à une large échelle, à la dépénalisation de l’industrie du sexe, à la réglementation de la prostitution à travers des lois concernant l’enregistrement, les contrôles médicaux obligatoires pour les femmes dans la prostitution, ainsi qu’à tout système qui considère la prostitution comme un emploi qui peut être choisi, reconnu comme un « travail du sexe ». 10 Ragioni per Non Legalizzare la Prostituzione Author(s): Janice G. Raymond, Coalition Against Trafficking in Women Le seguenti motivazioni sono rivolte a tutti gli stati che sostengono le forme di prostituzione, includendo ma non limitandosi alla piena legalizzazione dei bordelli e dei lenoni, alla depenalizzazione dell’industria del sesso, regolando la prostituzione per mezzo di leggi che ad esempio indicano o comandano dei controlli sanitari per le donne che si prostituiscono, o ogni sistema in cui la prostituzione é riconosciuta come un « lavoro del sesso » o che la sostiene come una scelta di impiego. 10 Reasons for Not Legalizing Prostitution Author(s): Janice G. Raymond The following arguments apply to all state-sponsored forms of prostitution, including but not limited to full-scale legalization of brothels and pimping, decriminalization of the sex industry, regulating prostitution by laws such as registering or mandating health checks for women in prostitution, or any system in which prostitution is recognized as sex work; or advocated as an employment choice. Não à Legalização da Prostituição - 10 Razões para a prostituição não ser legalizada Author(s): Janice Raymond, Coalizão contra o Tráfico Internacional de Mulheres (25 de março de 2003) A seguinte argumentação se aplica a todas as formas de apoio oficial à prostituição, incluindo não somente a legalização total de bordéis e atuação dos cafetões, mas também a descriminalização da Indústria Sexual, a regulamentação da prostituição por leis como o registro das prostitutas ou os exames de saúde obrigatórios para as mulheres, ou qualquer sistema no qual a prostituição seja reconhecida como “trabalho sexual” ou defendida como uma opção de trabalho. 10 Razones para No legalizar la Prostitución Author(s): Janice G. Raymond, Coalición Internacional Contra el Tráfico de Mujeres Los argumentos que se exponen a continuación van dirigidos a todas las formas de prostitución avaladas o respaldadas por el estado, incluyendo, pero no limitándose a, la legalización de los prostíbulos y del proxenetismo, la despenalización de la industria del sexo, la regularización de la prostitución a través de leyes que establezcan controles de salud obligatorios para las mujeres que están en la prostitución, o cualquier sistema que reconozca que la prostitución es un trabajo o la defienda considerándola una elección laboral. Десять причин не легализовать проституци Author(s): Международная коалиция по борьбе с торгоk Приведенные ниже аргументы распространяются на все поддерживаемые государством формы проституции, включая (но не ограничиваясь этим) полномасштабную легализацию публичных домов и сутенерства, декриминализацию индустрии сексуальных услуг, законодательное урегулирование проституции, например, посредством регистрации или обязательных медицинских осмотров проституток, а также любую систему, при которой проституция признана «секс-занятостью» и подается как вариант трудоустройства. War and Women Author(s): H. Patricia Hynes, Professor of Environmental Health at Boston University School of Public Health. The greatest casualties of modern war are non-combatant civilians. Among civilian casualties, women and girls are deliberately targeted and massively harmed by war. We are on the verge of a U.S.-led pre-emptive war against Iraq. With one exception, none of the U.S. administration protagonists has fought in a war. As one veteran recently wrote, “those who declare war should know [its price].” They should also know who pays the price. This first of four articles will provide an overview of the harm to women from war, using data from armed conflicts, military occupation and post-conflict situations of the 20th century. Put in Harm's Way: The Neglected Health Consequences of Sex Trafficking in the United States Author(s): H. Patricia Hynes and Janice G. Raymond Prostitution as violence against women: NGO stonewalling in Beijing and elsewhere Author(s): Janice G. Raymond, Co-executive Director Coalition Against Trafficking in Women This article addresses efforts to distinguish and thus to legitimize certain practices of sexual exploitation, drawing distinctions, for example, between "forced" and "free" prostitution - the NGOs who advocate such distinctions; and the consequences of revising the harm done to women in prostitution into a consenting act. Sex: From intimacy to "sexual labor" or Is it a human right to prostitute? Author(s): Coaltion Against Trafficking in Women - Asia Pacific Prostitution must be recognized not only as part but as a foundation of the larger system of patriarchal subordination of women. StatementsThe Impact of the Sex Industry in the European UnionAuthor(s): Janice G. Raymond Testimony of Janice G. Raymond, Ph.D. on January 19, 2004, at the Public Hearing on “The Impact of the Sex Industry in the E.U.” at the Committee on Women’s Rights and Equal Opportunities, European Parliament NGO Statement to the 48th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women on the thematic issue of the role of men and boys in achieving gender equality Author(s): CATW and various other ECOSOC-accredited NGOs NGO Statement in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish, found at NGO Document E/CN.6/2004/NGO/13 at http://www.un.org/womenwatch/daw/csw/csw48/documents.html The Ongoing Tragedy of International Slavery and Human Trafficking: An Overview Author(s): Janice G. Raymond Testimony of Janice G. Raymond, Ph.D. on October 29, 2003, before the Subcommittee on Human Rights and Wellness of the Committee on Government Reform, House of Representatives, United States Statement by CATW at the Commission on the Status of Women, March 5, 2003 Author(s): CATW International Submitted intervention to the Commission on the Status of Women in New York, USA on March 5, 2003. Motion on Prostitution, February 8, 2003 Author(s): French Lesbian Coordination Motion sur la prostitution, le 8 février 2003 Author(s): La Coordination Lesbienne en France Written Statement to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights 57th Sessioin Author(s): Coalition Against Trafficking in Women Statement made by the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights prepared for its 57th session 2001. Also available in French. Déclaration écrite soumise par la Coalition Contre la Traite des Femmes, Nations Unies, Commission des droits de l'homme, cinquante-septième session, Author(s): Coalition contre la traite des femms 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Next | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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