Read @AmnestyIreland important research and report into the experiences of sex workers in Ireland. It highlights that laws intending to protect sex workers are putting workers at higher risk of abuse and violence. #decrimforsafety #rightsforsexworkers https://t.co/LrmdGu6f3x

— Migrant Rights Centre Ireland (@MigrantRightsIr) January 25, 2022

"For many of those interviewed, the criminalisation of paying for sex adds to the already high levels of societal stigma and discrimination they experience on other grounds, such as race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, disability, drug use, homelessness or migrant status" https://t.co/lxpSjCoWld

— INAR - Irish Network Against Racism (@INARIreland) January 25, 2022

Właśnie wyszedł nowy raport @amnesty dotyczący przemocy strukturalnej wobec osób pracujących seksualnie w Irlandii, a w nim dlaczego dekryminalizacja jest tak ważna i dlaczego prawa penalizujące zarządzanie pracą osób pracujących spychają w niebezpieczeństwo Gratulacje @AnnaMBlus https://t.co/FbEmg1JoAU

— Miko Czerwinski (@MikoCzerwinski) January 25, 2022

Strukturelle Gewalt gegen Sexarbeitende in Irland. Neuer Bericht vom @amnesty https://t.co/hOYdC6YhOA

— Fabienne Freymadl (@F_FreymadL) January 25, 2022

ACABA DE SALIR: El nuevo informe de @amnesty "'Vivimos dentro de un sistema violento'. Violencia estructural contra las trabajadoras sexuales en #Irlanda" Resumen en un HILO 👇🏽 https://t.co/JqRCrw5nVu

— Colectivo Prostitutas de Sevilla#RegularizacionYa (@ProstitutasSev) January 25, 2022

'Only time I would call cops would be if I was dying on the floor': Ireland’s prostitution laws ‘facilitating’ violent attacks against sex workers, @Amnesty report finds https://t.co/YAmMJdmTwX @ProstitutesColl

— M A Y A O P P E N H E I M 💃🏻 ✍️ (@MayaOppenheim) January 25, 2022

"Migrant sex workers’ fears of contacting the police stem from the risks they face because of their immigration status"

Criminalisation endangers all sex workers, let's protect and empower them instead. Read more in new report on #sexwork laws in Ireland ⬇️ https://t.co/5MYi7jQsx9

— PICUM (@PICUM_post) January 25, 2022

Amnesty International calls for the decriminalisation of Sex Work. #DecrimForSafety https://t.co/7rGhmkqEkd

— Ciara Kennedy (@CiaraSKennedy) January 25, 2022

We are sorry that this is happening. We hope you understand that we cannot allow our important work to be disrupted by these sorts of behaviours. If you have any concerns you can report them to us or to the police. Thank you for your support.

— UglyMugs.ie (@uglymugsie) January 28, 2022

@WoodhullFreedom Foundation has an upcoming virtual Human Rights Commission on #SexWork Fact or Fiction: #SexTrafficking at the #SuperBowl.
It will be on February 10th 2022 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET.
See https://t.co/18qhOvz0f8 for more information about this effort

— SWOP Behind Bars (@swopbehindbars) January 26, 2022

The initiatives do, however, arrest #SexWorkers at a greater rate, so there’s a real negative impact. We’ll attempt to arm you for the next few weeks of painful discourse - organized by year so you can see how the claims continue despite debunking. pic.twitter.com/KrsSpfNIrJ

— SWOP Behind Bars (@swopbehindbars) January 27, 2022

Linktree is the latest online platform to give SWers the boot. The tech world has become increasingly hostile towards SWers, which is especially cruel during a pandemic that has forced many people to adapt to a more virtual world and workforce.

— Old Pros 🔴 Destigmatizing SW (@oldprosonline) January 27, 2022

Read this first hand account from one of the sex workers who was secretly filmed by an off-duty Met police officer. Despite what the judge says, Neil Corbel's job was inherent to this crime, as was the fact that the victims were sex workers. https://t.co/OLOIarV4v9

— Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) (@SWAIIreland) January 28, 2022

We are pleased to present our new report on financial discrimination: Payment Rejected! 💳https://t.co/JZlJNZ8r6E

We hope that UK financial institutions will partner with us to stop discrimination against sex workers and implement our recommendations to end further harm.#BDSW pic.twitter.com/1nUM2fyyqI

— National Ugly Mugs (@NationalUglyMug) January 31, 2022

A new scheme is being opened today which will allow thousands of undocumented migrants and their families official permission to reside in Ireland. | More: https://t.co/JS2fo13ZLF pic.twitter.com/GV99Ma70j4

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) January 31, 2022

And only a small group didn't follow the groupthink at the time.. pic.twitter.com/z4e3kFrZds

— Chris Oonan (@ChrisOonan) January 26, 2022

Read this wonderful essay from @sophiaexalted about porn, feminism, sex worker as workers and the reality that porn performers create content to get paid.https://t.co/DJlTmampEX

— Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) (@SWAIIreland) February 3, 2022

#RubyDoss: The investigation into her death went cold for 29 years until detectives claimed Aguirre was a match for a DNA profile from a condom found near the murder scene. https://t.co/KLw0lAPLRu

— Carol Fenton (@cfpdx) December 2, 2021

It took SIX AND A HALF YEARS after his arrest: https://t.co/9p0eIfCGNe

— Maggie McNeill (@Maggie_McNeill) December 2, 2021

kind of striking that this female former police officer doesn't frame this as the actual, real sexual violence that it is but instead focuses on the hypothetical "security risk" https://t.co/dV1MrK0YFO pic.twitter.com/bCWpoSPPTP

— molly smith (@pastachips) February 5, 2022

This is not news to some of us. Many sex workers have told me about this form of abuse for many years and in many places in the UK and Ireland. We are only waiting for society at large to stop considering it ok that people in sex work are put in this position with police. https://t.co/fCtJEkB6Pk

— UglyMugs.ie (@uglymugsie) February 5, 2022