Compounding Risk for Sex Workers in the United States:: Latinx queer and trans women will suffer disproportionally from a set of new laws restricting sex workers from seeking clients online.

Jamie Hagen

Compounding Risk for Sex Workers in the United States: Latinx queer and trans women will suffer disproportionally from a set of new laws restricting sex workers from seeking clients online.

Politics

Research output: Other contribution › peer-review

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 10 Dec 2018

Keywords

Latin America
sex work
human rights
trans rights
latinx
queering

UN SDGs

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