Geneva / York / Bangkok / Oslo / Montreal / Stockholm / The Hague / Rome / London / Beirut / Edinburgh / /
Company
Welfare / Reuters / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Netherlands / Croatia / Italy / Estonia / Guatemala / Bangladesh / Cambodia / Northern Ireland / Sweden / South Africa / Norway / France / United States / Iceland / Canada / Korea / United Kingdom / Philippines / Lithuania / Scotland / Papua New Guinea / Finland / South Korea / Spain / India / /
Facility
Condominium Act / Swedish Institute / Korean Institute of Criminology / US Embassy of the Holy See / /
IndustryTerm
law accepting rehabilitation / HIV Prevention / law enforcement personnel / social services / law-makers / law criminalising clients / sexual services / /
Movie
Lost In Translation / /
Organization
Norwegian National Police Board / Swedish government / U.N. Economic and Social Council / Workers for HIV / Oslo police / Swedish Penal Code Chapter / American Department of Defense / Open Society Foundation / US government / Swedish Institute / Ministry of Justice / Norwegian police / Coalition Against Trafficking / Icelandic government / Sweden’s National Board of Health and Welfare / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare / Congress / US State Department / United Nations / US Federal Reserve / Republic of Korea Ministry / Unholy Alliance / Human Rights Watch / Financial Supervisory Service of Korea / US Embassy / End Demand Coalition / Korean Institute of Criminology / UNAIDS / Canadian Congress / /
Person
Astrid Laws / Rim Law / Pye Jakobsson / See Rendland / Safe Children Act / /
Position
HB / Director of PION / sex worker / Female Sex Worker / police officer / Coordinator / Correspondent / /
ProvinceOrState
Illinois / New York / Illinois.31 / New / /
PublishedMedium
the National / International Feminist Journal of Politics / The Korean Journal / /
BRIEFING PAPER #02 The criminalisation of clients