SWASA

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SWASA

6 fact sheets · 2 stories

SWASA | Year in Review: Looking back, Moving Forward

In Brief: In 2025, SWASA’s efforts to further sex workers’ rights in South Asia was strongly connected to global platforms beginning with our engagement at the 90th Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) held in Geneva, Switzerland in February…

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SEX WORK: FEMINIST FAULT-LINES

The meeting is intended to discuss sex work, feminist perspectives, and advocacy in Bangladesh. It will particularly focus on sex workers’ rights, health, and the challenges they face. The meeting aims to foster a collective understanding among feminists and activists about sex work and related…

Social Media Mobilization

Recognizing the importance of social media the world over, and identifying it as a need for the community, SWASA Nepal has been mobilizing CBOs, SWAN, JMMS to use the social media platforms like X.com (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and cloud-based communication platforms like Zoom. . The…

“Voices of Resilience” – A Needs Assessment of Female and Trans Sex Workers in Colombo and Gampaha 

The Abhimani Women’s Collective and SWASA conducted a series of focus group discussions female and trans sex workers from Colombo and Gampaha to explore their social, legal, economic, and sexual and reproductive health challenges. Hosted at the Trans Equality Trust, these sessions created a safe…

Towards Ethical Journalism: Analysing Media Representation

Context: Media reporting on sex work in India continues to be shaped by a narrow, crime-centric lens, with little distinction made between consensual adult sex work and the crime of human trafficking. This framing sidelines the voices of sex workers, who are more often portrayed…

  • Acknowledging Sex Workers Rights

    The lives of sex workers in India are extremely challenging. Living on the intersects of grey laws, policies, morality and social bias, they have found it difficult to…

  • I am a sex worker, I am a worker

    India has over 8 lakh sex workers, historically forced to live in the shadows. They are brutalised by society and State. They seek justice against wage theft by…