Sex workers’ health: international evidence on the law’s impact
作者： Sally Howard
DOI: 10.1136/BMJ.L343
关键词: Sex workers 、 Law 、 Psychology
摘要: The authors of a new systematic review say that criminalising sex workers is bad for their health and full decriminalisation the healthiest option. Others maintain people buying should be prosecuted. Sally Howard reports
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