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Drafting sex workers' human rights: using decriminalisation to combat gender-based violence faced by sex workers
Rates of gender-based violence (“GBV”) are rapidly growing in South Africa, which has come to be known as the “rape capital” of the world. 1 This violence is indiscriminately perpetrated against women across the country, including sex workers who are often victim of heinous acts of GBV due to their...
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Department of Public Law
2025
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