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Protecting Bodily Autonomy in North Carolina

  • Mandy Salley

North Carolina Senate Legislative Building 16 West Jones Street Raleigh, NC 27601 July 28, 2025 To the Members of the North Carolina State Senate, On behalf of the Woodhull Freedom Foundation, I write to you and your colleagues in the…

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Criminalizing Sex Work Does Not Improve Safety or Public Health

  • Wendy Stanga

Criminalization of sex work is often falsely believed to improve societal health, minimize sex trafficking, and keep sex workers safe. However, criminalization worsens these outcomes by driving both sex workers and trafficking victims underground, where they experience more violence, fewer social services, and less access to adequate healthcare. Decriminalization would be far more effective at ensuring sex workers' physical safety, economic stability, and physical and mental health.

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