Queensland has taken a significant step forward in protecting its sex workers with the recent passage of legislation to decriminalize the industry. Led by the States Attorney-General, this historic victory will remove barriers and protect workers' rights.
The new laws, crafted after a thorough review by the Queensland Law Reform Commission (QLRC), will abolish existing criminal offenses targeting sex workers. This move aligns Queensland with other states like New South Wales and Victoria, where similar reforms have proven beneficial.
The Attorney-General emphasized that the reforms prioritise safety and equality for all workers. "Decriminalising sex work is about recognising basic human rights and ensuring that every worker, including sex workers, can operate safely and without fear,".
What this means for Queensland Sex Workers
As Queensland moves forward with these reforms, stakeholders agree that they will pave the way for a safer and fairer environment for all involved in the sex work industry. The reforms aim to reduce stigma and ensure that every worker in Queensland can operate with dignity and security.
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Kate commented
“I wonder if the laws have changed for girls being able to work out of a 2brm apartment together??? This is one law that has always astonished me having, 2 girls working together in a single apartment is so much safer for them and I still don't understand the reasoning behind this. ”