Letter authored by activist group Decrim Now opposes ‘Nordic Model’ of decriminalization

In Brazil’s sixth-largest city, sex workers say they should be classified as front-line workers

Michael Lacey and James Larkin had fought to get rid of Judge Susan Brnovich at least since last October.

‘We Too: Essays on Sex Work and Survival’ collects essays by sex workers revealing their daily lives and struggles

Prosecutors say they have already turned over 5,000 pages of evidence, with 200 more on the way

Law under consideration could lead to removal of any sexually oriented content on Australia’s internet.

Plans in place to introduce similar legislation next in home state of Michigan, says founder

Demands protection in Digital Services Act

At congressional hearing, Facebook founder breaks with CEOs of Google, Twitter, who defend the crucial 1996 law.

50 anonymous women are suing company that provided software for Backpage over sex trafficking allegations

Congress to bring most powerful bosses in tech in for hearing for the third time in six months.

Bill would require all cellphones and tablets in the state to be sold with anti-porn filters activated