Belgium has made a groundbreaking move by enacting the first labor law in Europe that grants sex workers the same rights and protections as other workers.
This historic legislation provides sex workers with access to pensions, health insurance, and formal employment contracts, significantly improving their safety and working conditions.
It also includes stringent measures to prevent exploitation, holding employers to higher standards of accountability.
Imagine a world where sex workers no longer operate in the shadows but are recognized and protected like any other professional. This law marks a significant step towards that vision, aiming to create a safer, more dignified environment for sex workers.
The implications are profound, offering a model that could inspire similar reforms across Europe.
Could Belgium's bold move be the start of a new era for sex worker rights?
This historic legislation provides sex workers with access to pensions, health insurance, and formal employment contracts, significantly improving their safety and working conditions.
It also includes stringent measures to prevent exploitation, holding employers to higher standards of accountability.
Imagine a world where sex workers no longer operate in the shadows but are recognized and protected like any other professional. This law marks a significant step towards that vision, aiming to create a safer, more dignified environment for sex workers.
The implications are profound, offering a model that could inspire similar reforms across Europe.
Could Belgium's bold move be the start of a new era for sex worker rights?