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The socio-legal significance of decriminalising sex work in South Africa
This dissertation aims to interrogate the following research question: How would the decriminalisation of sex work model align with the South African human rights framework? The dissertation recommends the decriminalisation model of law reform, as it will fulfil public health goals and respect human...
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Department of Public Law
2022
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