Review Of The Operation Of Part 4 Of The Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 2017
Really disgusting that Ruhama felt the need to insert itself into this report in order to speak over sex workers and say no to decriminalization 🤢
— UglyMugs.ie Public (@UglyMugsPublic) August 25, 2022
Spoken to a couple indoor workers who’ve been threatened with eviction directly by Gardaí.
— Wendy Lyon 🔴⚫️ (@wendylyon) August 25, 2022
Calls to repeal laws banning the purchase of sex https://t.co/w8WRMl86ot
— Adeline Berry 🏳️⚧️🇵🇸 (@adeline_whitney) August 25, 2022
We are wrapping up now but we want to acknowledge that 2 of the participants of this research died since the interviews took place. Both of of were mothers. This highlights the precarity of the lives of street workers. pic.twitter.com/at0RFLbGfb
— Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) (@SWAIIreland) August 25, 2022
This framing is trash. He was suspended for being hostile to trans students, told not to return to school until after his suspension as a safeguarding measure. A court ordered him to stay away and he ignored it. He was arrested for violating the court's orders, not "pronouns". pic.twitter.com/3p5i8ONWUa
— jess kant (@jessdkant) September 6, 2022
This:
Fact Check-Irish teacher Enoch Burke was jailed for contempt of court | Reuters https://t.co/MlmkCI4WTy
— Carole (Ducky) (@IrPsych) September 6, 2022
Burke is the author of "Hedonism and Homosexuality" in which he argues that the embrace of gay acceptance is leading to the downfall of the church. His opinions are not specific to trans people but the entire LGBTQ+ community. Screenshots from a pastor's review. pic.twitter.com/5BqXAkmbo3
— jess kant (@jessdkant) September 6, 2022
Deleted, but… 💁♀️ pic.twitter.com/XoSc4k96mm
— Dr Nicola Ní Mhistéil (@serentrippety) September 7, 2022
Irish media still ignoring this huge international story? https://t.co/DKc603CDB7
— 🏳️🌈 Izzy Kamikaze 🏳️⚧️🦕🦖 (@IzzyKamikaze) September 6, 2022
Brave story of how a trans activist managed to shut down a notorious troll site. https://t.co/Mlm6M7otL2
— Fergal Gallagher (@gallagherfergal) September 7, 2022
Last month, @keffals traveled over 3,300 miles from her home in Canada to Belfast to try and get away from those threatening her safety. It didn't work.
I traveled to Belfast to speak to her & @ellenfromnowon about their battle to bring down Kiwi Farms
https://t.co/wNMeAaYvcY pic.twitter.com/2ho0XnaE4o
— David Gilbert (@daithaigilbert) September 7, 2022
After first refusing to back down, Cloudflare last weekend pulled support for KF, citing an "imminent threat to human life."
In the days since KF has limped from one provider to another trying to stay online, but it's not working out very well for them.https://t.co/wNMeAaYvcY
— David Gilbert (@daithaigilbert) September 7, 2022
Thread from @ellenfromnowon, who campaigned with @keffals https://t.co/zdhMJBdB1r
— Donie O'Sullivan (@donie) September 7, 2022
someone writes an identikit "look what the gross punters say" article like once every eight months & i'm happy to just repost this every time https://t.co/InAut4BS1b
— molly smith (@pastachips) September 4, 2022
2/2 Unless you bitterly regret having done sex work or have a horrific cautionary tale to share, they aren’t interested. In perpetuating a narrative that sex workers don’t know their own minds, they make it even harder to share lived experience. They really don’t care though.
— Dr Lynzi Armstrong (@DrLynziA) September 5, 2022
Day 3 with our amazing activists at #ElectricPicnic, having important conversations about #SexWorkersRights #DecrimForSafety pic.twitter.com/ZD8GYq565Q
— Amnesty Ireland (@AmnestyIreland) September 4, 2022
— UglyMugs.ie Public (@UglyMugsPublic) September 6, 2022
We call on the government @DeptJusticeIRL to stop funding organisations like @RuhamaAgency and @NWCI to lobby for punishing and shaming people in sex work to death.
— UglyMugs.ie Public (@UglyMugsPublic) September 10, 2022
Truly mad that so-called feminists think sex workers can’t consent considering I told approx a mile of men to fuck right off last night 🤷🏻♀️ And I’ll do it again and again and again and wish everyone in all service industries had the same pleasure.
— 💖Poppy💖Devine💖 (@_opiumperfume_) September 11, 2022
Saddened to have to tell victims of sex trafficking prosecuted for brothel keeping that the Dept of Justice has confirmed to us they will not consider expunging these convictions as part of their planned initiative to expunge some convictions to assist trafficking victims.
— UglyMugs.ie Public (@UglyMugsPublic) September 14, 2022
So, under these supposedly amazing laws that the puritanical saviour "feminists" campaigned for, victims of trafficking are criminalised & now have criminal records & violence against sex workers has increased?
Why the hell then are they insisting those laws should be retained?— 🌩🌜🌛🌙💖 (@weepingmoonbeam) September 14, 2022
This highlights how the so-called brothel-keeping laws are not fit for purpose. Who are these laws trying to protect, if not victims of sex trafficking? https://t.co/swv74baoyf
— Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) (@SWAIIreland) September 16, 2022
It is astounding how much money is made available to privileged women to share their feelings about sex work. So disgusting. We live in a country where people are living in poverty, without healthcare etc. How can these vanity projects for rich women keep getting funded?
— UglyMugs.ie Public (@UglyMugsPublic) September 21, 2022