Beachtliche Anfangserfolge für eine neue Partei:
Australian Sex Party picks up votes
* John Ferguson
* From: Herald Sun
* August 24, 2010 12:00AM
The Australian Sex Party had a strong election result.
THE Australian Sex Party has emerged as a potentially potent force in Victoria.
The party outpolled several more prominent minor parties and came within about 10,000 votes of Family First for the Senate in Victoria.
And in the Northern Territory, it managed to secure more than 5 per cent of the vote in one Senate position, qualifying for more than $3700 in taxpayer funds.
Once a party or candidate secures 4 per cent of first preferences, they are paid $2.31 for every vote they receive.
While the Sex Party gained 2.2 per cent of the Senate first preferences in Victoria, the DLP managed roughly the same. Despite this, the Victorian DLP has been vying for the last Senate spot.
The Sex Party secured a total of 54,744 first preference votes in the Senate in Victoria, compared with One Nation's 8,804 and the Australian Democrats on 11,774.
Sex Party candidate Fiona Patten said the support was encouraging and they would be back for the state election.
Sex Party policies include R and X ratings for computer games, an end to internet filters, a national sex education curriculum to prevent "the sexualisation of children", and sexual dysfunction drugs to be put on the PBS.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/specia ... 5909092216
Alle Wahlergebnisse
http://www.abc.net.au/elections/federal ... esults.htm
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Argumente für "Entkriminalisierung"
Solange Sexwork stigmatisiert ist, scheitert Lizensierungs-Politik. Deswegen muß statt 'Legalisierung' eine 'Entkriminalisierung' gefordert werden.
State plan 'to put sex workers on street'
KIM MACDONALD, The West Australian September 25, 2010,
The most comprehensive study ever conducted into WA [west Australia] prostitution has warned that the State Government's licensing plan would push sex workers on to the streets, threatening public health.
The study by the University of NSW said licensing had already failed in Victoria and Queensland, where up to 90 per cent of sex workers operated outside the official system.
Attorney-General Christian Porter announced in June that he would allow licensed brothels in non-residential areas and remove them from the suburbs.
The reforms - to be introduced later this year - would force prostitutes to register with a central body and have compulsory health checks. Also, sex workers may be forced to carry special ID cards.
The report said licensing was seen by governments as a means of controlling the number and location of brothels but it always generated an unlicensed underclass of workers who refused registration. "That underclass is wary of and avoids surveillance systems and public health services," said the report by the university's National Centre for in HIV Epidemiology and Clinical Research.
The report described licensing systems as "self-serving, expensive and exclusive" because they undermined health and safety by pushing sex workers out of brothels and on to the streets.
Prostitution is not illegal in WA, but certain related activities are, such as street prostitution, kerb crawling, the involvement of children in prostitution, coercing or inducing a person to be a prostitute, keeping premises for prostitution and living off the earnings of prostitution.
The report found that, apart from street offences, there was a relatively low rate of law enforcement in WA.
It found that a variation of the brothel containment policy, which was officially abolished in 2000, continued to apply and that police already maintained an unofficial register of all sex workers.
A survey in the report showed a snapshot of the average sex worker in WA, which revealed that 62 per cent have dependent children and 40 per cent have a partner.
A quarter have some tertiary education but nearly two thirds left in high school.
Sex workers do 31 hours a week on average,
89 per cent have regular health check-ups,
77 per cent believe police to be friendly and supportive, and
one-third were not sure whether their job was legal.
http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/mp ... on-street/
Studie vermutlich demnächst hier:
http://www.nchecr.unsw.edu.au/NCHECRweb ... blications
Studien:
'It's a Women's World: The Male Clients of Female Sex Workers: A study of the NSW Sex Industry'.
P. Birch, SWOP/ACON Funded Project
2010
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/lifest ... 5757559589
'A Rapid Evidence Assessment: Tackling Demand in Prostitution'.
A. Wilcox, K. Kristmann, M. Rogerson and P. Birch., Home Office Funded Project
2009
http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds/pdfs09/horr27c.pdf
Improving the Regulation of the Sex Industry and Supporting Sex Workers Who Want to Move On,
Government of Victoria Response to the Prostitution Control Act, Ministerial Advisory Committee Report
2008
http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/CA256902 ... e_comb.pdf
The legalisation of prostitution: A failed social experiment,
Address at the Swedish Mission Side Event at the UN Commission on the Status of Women, Sheila Jeffreys, academic from Melbourne.
2003
http://www.womens-health.org.nz/index.p ... experiment
Prostitution in NSW: The impact of deregulation,
Dr Sandra Egger, Senior Lecturer, University of NSW Law School and Christine Harcourt, Sydney Sexual Health Centre, Sydney Hospital
ca. 1991
http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/prev ... egger.ashx
Working girls: prostitutes, their life and social control Australian studies in law, crime and justice,
Roberta Perkins, Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology,
1991
http://www.aic.gov.au/en/publications/p ... rking.aspx
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State plan 'to put sex workers on street'
KIM MACDONALD, The West Australian September 25, 2010,
The most comprehensive study ever conducted into WA [west Australia] prostitution has warned that the State Government's licensing plan would push sex workers on to the streets, threatening public health.
The study by the University of NSW said licensing had already failed in Victoria and Queensland, where up to 90 per cent of sex workers operated outside the official system.
Attorney-General Christian Porter announced in June that he would allow licensed brothels in non-residential areas and remove them from the suburbs.
The reforms - to be introduced later this year - would force prostitutes to register with a central body and have compulsory health checks. Also, sex workers may be forced to carry special ID cards.
The report said licensing was seen by governments as a means of controlling the number and location of brothels but it always generated an unlicensed underclass of workers who refused registration. "That underclass is wary of and avoids surveillance systems and public health services," said the report by the university's National Centre for in HIV Epidemiology and Clinical Research.
The report described licensing systems as "self-serving, expensive and exclusive" because they undermined health and safety by pushing sex workers out of brothels and on to the streets.
Prostitution is not illegal in WA, but certain related activities are, such as street prostitution, kerb crawling, the involvement of children in prostitution, coercing or inducing a person to be a prostitute, keeping premises for prostitution and living off the earnings of prostitution.
The report found that, apart from street offences, there was a relatively low rate of law enforcement in WA.
It found that a variation of the brothel containment policy, which was officially abolished in 2000, continued to apply and that police already maintained an unofficial register of all sex workers.
A survey in the report showed a snapshot of the average sex worker in WA, which revealed that 62 per cent have dependent children and 40 per cent have a partner.
A quarter have some tertiary education but nearly two thirds left in high school.
Sex workers do 31 hours a week on average,
89 per cent have regular health check-ups,
77 per cent believe police to be friendly and supportive, and
one-third were not sure whether their job was legal.
http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/mp ... on-street/
Studie vermutlich demnächst hier:
http://www.nchecr.unsw.edu.au/NCHECRweb ... blications
Studien:
'It's a Women's World: The Male Clients of Female Sex Workers: A study of the NSW Sex Industry'.
P. Birch, SWOP/ACON Funded Project
2010
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/lifest ... 5757559589
'A Rapid Evidence Assessment: Tackling Demand in Prostitution'.
A. Wilcox, K. Kristmann, M. Rogerson and P. Birch., Home Office Funded Project
2009
http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds/pdfs09/horr27c.pdf
Improving the Regulation of the Sex Industry and Supporting Sex Workers Who Want to Move On,
Government of Victoria Response to the Prostitution Control Act, Ministerial Advisory Committee Report
2008
http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/CA256902 ... e_comb.pdf
The legalisation of prostitution: A failed social experiment,
Address at the Swedish Mission Side Event at the UN Commission on the Status of Women, Sheila Jeffreys, academic from Melbourne.
2003
http://www.womens-health.org.nz/index.p ... experiment
Prostitution in NSW: The impact of deregulation,
Dr Sandra Egger, Senior Lecturer, University of NSW Law School and Christine Harcourt, Sydney Sexual Health Centre, Sydney Hospital
ca. 1991
http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/prev ... egger.ashx
Working girls: prostitutes, their life and social control Australian studies in law, crime and justice,
Roberta Perkins, Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology,
1991
http://www.aic.gov.au/en/publications/p ... rking.aspx
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Reform-Prozess Süd Australien
Video von der Anhörung der Sexworker im Parlament von South Australia
Push for decriminalisation of prostition
http://www.abc.net.au/news/video/2010/10/29/3052560.htm
Managerin des Sex Industry Network Ari Reid arbeitete früher als Rezeptionistin im Massagesalon. Nach einer Razzia bekam sie ein Strafe weil sie das Geld von den Kunden entgegennahm. Nun ist sie vorbestraft und darf nicht Jura studieren...
www.sin.org.au
Catherine Healy,
Neuseeland Collective of Prostitutes
www.nzpc.org.nz
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Push for decriminalisation of prostition
http://www.abc.net.au/news/video/2010/10/29/3052560.htm
Managerin des Sex Industry Network Ari Reid arbeitete früher als Rezeptionistin im Massagesalon. Nach einer Razzia bekam sie ein Strafe weil sie das Geld von den Kunden entgegennahm. Nun ist sie vorbestraft und darf nicht Jura studieren...
www.sin.org.au
Catherine Healy,
Neuseeland Collective of Prostitutes
www.nzpc.org.nz
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Süd Australien
Sexworker erarbeiten mit Abgeordneter Steph Key einen eigenen Gesetzesvorschlag
Sexworker and MP Steph Key
The Bill:
LEGALISE the provision of sexual services.
ALLOW street walkers to provide services at premises.
LEGALISE call-out (escort) services.
NOT require prostitutes to register as sex workers.
NOT subject sex workers to mandatory health checks.
SUBJECT brothels to occupational health and safety laws.
LIMIT the minimum age at which a person can be a sex worker to 18.
Mehr...
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/sout ... 5945624339
Sexworker and MP Steph Key
The Bill:
LEGALISE the provision of sexual services.
ALLOW street walkers to provide services at premises.
LEGALISE call-out (escort) services.
NOT require prostitutes to register as sex workers.
NOT subject sex workers to mandatory health checks.
SUBJECT brothels to occupational health and safety laws.
LIMIT the minimum age at which a person can be a sex worker to 18.
Mehr...
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/sout ... 5945624339
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Sexarbeiterin zeigt Kunden an, der nicht bezahlt hatte, sondern sie mit einem leeren Briefumschlag täuschte
Pearce man charged after failing to pay for sex
BY STAFF REPORTERS
28 Oct, 2010 10:15 AM
A 47-year-old man from Pearce will appear in the ACT Magistrates Court today charged with the sexual assault of a sex worker.
Police will allege that on October 15 the man called the woman and a price was negotiated for sexual services.
On October 21 he arrived at the house with an envelope he said contained the agreed sum of money. After they had sex the woman checked the envelope to find it did not contain money.
The man left, promising to return with the money. She has not seen the man since.
The woman contacted the Sex Workers Outreach Program who urged her to go to the police.
Police enquiries located the man, they arrested and charged him with sexual intercourse without consent and making off without payment.
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/news/lo ... 81694.aspx
Pearce man charged after failing to pay for sex
BY STAFF REPORTERS
28 Oct, 2010 10:15 AM
A 47-year-old man from Pearce will appear in the ACT Magistrates Court today charged with the sexual assault of a sex worker.
Police will allege that on October 15 the man called the woman and a price was negotiated for sexual services.
On October 21 he arrived at the house with an envelope he said contained the agreed sum of money. After they had sex the woman checked the envelope to find it did not contain money.
The man left, promising to return with the money. She has not seen the man since.
The woman contacted the Sex Workers Outreach Program who urged her to go to the police.
Police enquiries located the man, they arrested and charged him with sexual intercourse without consent and making off without payment.
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/news/lo ... 81694.aspx
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13.11.2010
Prostitution Australien: Infos zum Rotlicht-Milieu in Down Under
Die Gesetze bezüglich Prostitution in Australien variieren von Bundesstaat zu Bundesstaat sehr stark. Und obwohl in den letzten Jahren landesweit eine weitestgehend progressive Liberalisierung stattgefunden hat, erlauben bislang nur die Bundesländer New South Wales, Queensland, ATC und Victoria die Betreibung von Bordellen und somit eine regulierte Prostitution.
Allgemeines zur Prostitution in Australien
Einer Studie zufolge hatten schon 15,6 Prozent aller australischen Männer im Alter zwischen 16 und 59 intimen Kontakt zu einer Prostituierten. Generell ist Prostitution in Australien legal, wird allerdings nur in manchen Bundesstaaten anhand von Bordellen reguliert. Wer Frauen für ihre Dienste bezahlt, die sich ihren Drogenkonsum durch Prostitution finanzieren, der kann unter Umständen wegen Beihilfe zum Drogenhandel belangt werden. Natürlich ist Kinder-Prostitution in Australien ebenso verboten, wie überall in der Welt und wird daher auch hart bestraft. So schreibt das sogenannte “Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the Sale of Children, Child Prostitution and Child Pornography“ ( http://www2.ohchr.org/english/law/crc-sale.htm ) (2007) vor, dass Prostitution erst ab dem Alter von 18 Jahren erlaubt ist.
Gesetze bezüglich Prostitution in Australien
Queensland:
In Queensland sind Bordelle legal, solange sie von der “Prostitution Licensing Authority” lizensiert wurden. Auch die private Prostitution ist in Queensland erlaubt, wenn sie nicht auf der Straße oder in angeblichen Massage-Salons stattfindet.
New South Wales:
In New South Wales sind sowohl Bordelle als auch Straßen-Prostitution erlaubt. Die Förderung von Prostitution in Form von Zwang, Überredung oder Werbung ist verboten und kann zu hohen Strafen führen.
Australian Capital Territory:
Im Australian Capital Territory ist das Betreiben von Bordellen ebenfalls erlaubt. Prostitution wird im ATC schon seit 1992 recht offen gehandhabt. Die neusten Änderungen wurden im “Prostitution Amendment Act 2002” festgehalten.
Victoria:
In Victoria sind Bordelle sowie “Escort-Argenturen” legal. Straßen-Prostitution hingegen ist nicht gestattet.
Tasmania:
In Tasmanien ist Prostitution zwar nicht illegal, jedoch darf man an einer Prostituierten keinerlei Geld verdienen. Daher sind Bordelle in Tasmanien ebenfalls nicht gestattet.
South Australia:
Obwohl in South Australia Prostitution nicht illegal ist, sind Bordelle, die Kontaktanbahnung, Kuppelei und Geldannahme nicht erlaubt, was Prostitution effektiv illegal macht.
Western Australia:
Auch wenn in Western Australia Prostitution zwar nicht verboten ist, so gibt es doch sehr viele Restriktionen diesbezüglich.
Northern Territory:
Im Northern Territory sind Bordelle und Straßen-Prostitution nicht gestattet. “Escort-Argenturen” hingegen sind erlaubt und dürfen mit einer speziellen Genehmigung geleitet werden.
http://www.in-australien.com/prostituti ... der_108670
Prostitution Australien: Infos zum Rotlicht-Milieu in Down Under
Die Gesetze bezüglich Prostitution in Australien variieren von Bundesstaat zu Bundesstaat sehr stark. Und obwohl in den letzten Jahren landesweit eine weitestgehend progressive Liberalisierung stattgefunden hat, erlauben bislang nur die Bundesländer New South Wales, Queensland, ATC und Victoria die Betreibung von Bordellen und somit eine regulierte Prostitution.
Allgemeines zur Prostitution in Australien
Einer Studie zufolge hatten schon 15,6 Prozent aller australischen Männer im Alter zwischen 16 und 59 intimen Kontakt zu einer Prostituierten. Generell ist Prostitution in Australien legal, wird allerdings nur in manchen Bundesstaaten anhand von Bordellen reguliert. Wer Frauen für ihre Dienste bezahlt, die sich ihren Drogenkonsum durch Prostitution finanzieren, der kann unter Umständen wegen Beihilfe zum Drogenhandel belangt werden. Natürlich ist Kinder-Prostitution in Australien ebenso verboten, wie überall in der Welt und wird daher auch hart bestraft. So schreibt das sogenannte “Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the Sale of Children, Child Prostitution and Child Pornography“ ( http://www2.ohchr.org/english/law/crc-sale.htm ) (2007) vor, dass Prostitution erst ab dem Alter von 18 Jahren erlaubt ist.
Gesetze bezüglich Prostitution in Australien
Queensland:
In Queensland sind Bordelle legal, solange sie von der “Prostitution Licensing Authority” lizensiert wurden. Auch die private Prostitution ist in Queensland erlaubt, wenn sie nicht auf der Straße oder in angeblichen Massage-Salons stattfindet.
New South Wales:
In New South Wales sind sowohl Bordelle als auch Straßen-Prostitution erlaubt. Die Förderung von Prostitution in Form von Zwang, Überredung oder Werbung ist verboten und kann zu hohen Strafen führen.
Australian Capital Territory:
Im Australian Capital Territory ist das Betreiben von Bordellen ebenfalls erlaubt. Prostitution wird im ATC schon seit 1992 recht offen gehandhabt. Die neusten Änderungen wurden im “Prostitution Amendment Act 2002” festgehalten.
Victoria:
In Victoria sind Bordelle sowie “Escort-Argenturen” legal. Straßen-Prostitution hingegen ist nicht gestattet.
Tasmania:
In Tasmanien ist Prostitution zwar nicht illegal, jedoch darf man an einer Prostituierten keinerlei Geld verdienen. Daher sind Bordelle in Tasmanien ebenfalls nicht gestattet.
South Australia:
Obwohl in South Australia Prostitution nicht illegal ist, sind Bordelle, die Kontaktanbahnung, Kuppelei und Geldannahme nicht erlaubt, was Prostitution effektiv illegal macht.
Western Australia:
Auch wenn in Western Australia Prostitution zwar nicht verboten ist, so gibt es doch sehr viele Restriktionen diesbezüglich.
Northern Territory:
Im Northern Territory sind Bordelle und Straßen-Prostitution nicht gestattet. “Escort-Argenturen” hingegen sind erlaubt und dürfen mit einer speziellen Genehmigung geleitet werden.
http://www.in-australien.com/prostituti ... der_108670
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Australien
'Offizielles' Foto des Sexworker und Supporter Floats
Pride Parade in Perth
West Australien
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Sexarbeit in Australien
Hallo ihr Lieben...
Zur Zeit ist mein Leben etwas durcheinander, da ich noch jung bin und schön länger darüber nachdenke Work & Travel in Australien zu machen, würde ich natürlich auch gerne im horizontalen Gewerbe, sowie hier auch etwas Geld dazu verdienen...
Kennt sich jemand damit aus?
Hat das schonmal jemand gemacht?
Inwiefern ist das überhaupt möglich???
Vielen Dank
Lorena
Zur Zeit ist mein Leben etwas durcheinander, da ich noch jung bin und schön länger darüber nachdenke Work & Travel in Australien zu machen, würde ich natürlich auch gerne im horizontalen Gewerbe, sowie hier auch etwas Geld dazu verdienen...
Kennt sich jemand damit aus?
Hat das schonmal jemand gemacht?
Inwiefern ist das überhaupt möglich???
Vielen Dank
Lorena
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RE: Sexarbeit in Australien
Hallo Lorena,
hier solltest du allerhand zu Australien finden:
viewtopic.php?t=918
Liebe Grüße, Aoife
hier solltest du allerhand zu Australien finden:
viewtopic.php?t=918
Liebe Grüße, Aoife
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'I know kung fu, karate, and 37 other dangerous words'
Misspellings are *very special effects* of me keyboard
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Beschilderung
Victoria:
Prostitutionsgesetz verlangt öffentlichen Aushang in jedem Bordellzimmer
-amtliche Stigmatisierung-
So it's now law that this sign must be on display in every room in every licensed brothel throughout Victoria despite the fact there is little to no evidence that sexual slavery or human trafficking occurs in these workplaces.
On the other hand, there is no sign telling sex workers that they have rights, that they are entitled to OH&S protections or that their agency and control of their working condition are protected by law.
It's sickeningly clear what the government thinks of us and our work...
Alternatives Schild der Sexworker:
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Prostitutionsgesetz verlangt öffentlichen Aushang in jedem Bordellzimmer
-amtliche Stigmatisierung-
So it's now law that this sign must be on display in every room in every licensed brothel throughout Victoria despite the fact there is little to no evidence that sexual slavery or human trafficking occurs in these workplaces.
On the other hand, there is no sign telling sex workers that they have rights, that they are entitled to OH&S protections or that their agency and control of their working condition are protected by law.
It's sickeningly clear what the government thinks of us and our work...
Alternatives Schild der Sexworker:
- "Are you living in a douchebag steriotype? You may be involved in steriotyping and discrimination if your a sex worker in Victoria where it is the law is that you must be treated like a 2 year old.
If you or someone you know is involved in steriotyping please get active and contact your local sex worker rights org"
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Steht doch alles im Australien-Thread unter Sexworker International. Es gibt nur einige wenige australische Territories, wo Sexarbeit legal und reguliert ist, nicht bezüglich ausländischer Gastarbeiter *g*. Wer jedoch nicht virtuell recherchieren kann, wird es bis nach Australien ganz gewiss nicht schaffen. Die Auswanderer-Behörde ist in dieser Hinsicht sicherlich auch hilfreich, was die legale Einwanderungs-, Aufenthalts- und Arbeitsbestimmungen betrifft.
love people, use things - not the other way round
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Zur Fragementalität nach pers. Tipps...
Mir kommt langsam die Vermutung, dass wir bzw. viele Sexworker besonders an persönlichen Infos interessiert sind als Sache des pers. Vertrauens...
Das hängt möglicherweise auch mit unserer persönlich-menschlichen Veranlagung, Ausbildung, Lebenserfahrungen und personalen Arbeitskompetenz und Arbeitsweise Sexwork zusammen.
Wir können im persönlichen Kontakt halt am besten Vertrauenswürdigkeit, Relevanz etc. für uns abschätzen.
Leider steht dieser Wunsch und Vorgehensweise im Gegensatz zu unserem textlastigen, und scheinbar unübersichtlich großen Forum und dem anonymen Internet sowieso. Das erklärt sicher einige Probleme was fehlende Niederschwelligkeit und Reichweite vom Sexworker Forum unter den geschätzten 400.000 Sexworkern in D betrifft...
Vielleicht kann man so antworten als Kompromiss:
Wir kennen einige der auf den Australienseiten genannten Sexworker persönlich und aus jahrelanger Zusammenarbeit und können daher nur empfehlen, sich bei denen einfach persönlich zu melden oder die dortigen Sexworker-Organisationen einfach per email anschreiben...
Nur die Suche nach einzelnen Infos oder Personen, d.h. das mehr oder weniger regelmäßige mitlesen und mitschreiben hier im Forum kann man natürlich keinem abnehmen ;-)
Das hängt möglicherweise auch mit unserer persönlich-menschlichen Veranlagung, Ausbildung, Lebenserfahrungen und personalen Arbeitskompetenz und Arbeitsweise Sexwork zusammen.
Wir können im persönlichen Kontakt halt am besten Vertrauenswürdigkeit, Relevanz etc. für uns abschätzen.
Leider steht dieser Wunsch und Vorgehensweise im Gegensatz zu unserem textlastigen, und scheinbar unübersichtlich großen Forum und dem anonymen Internet sowieso. Das erklärt sicher einige Probleme was fehlende Niederschwelligkeit und Reichweite vom Sexworker Forum unter den geschätzten 400.000 Sexworkern in D betrifft...
Vielleicht kann man so antworten als Kompromiss:
Wir kennen einige der auf den Australienseiten genannten Sexworker persönlich und aus jahrelanger Zusammenarbeit und können daher nur empfehlen, sich bei denen einfach persönlich zu melden oder die dortigen Sexworker-Organisationen einfach per email anschreiben...
Nur die Suche nach einzelnen Infos oder Personen, d.h. das mehr oder weniger regelmäßige mitlesen und mitschreiben hier im Forum kann man natürlich keinem abnehmen ;-)
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Regulierungs-Erfahrungen
Sexworker-Gutachten:
Warum die Lizensierung und Arbeit der Lizensierungsbehörde in Queensland (NordWest-Australien) nicht funktioniert
Why the Queensland licensing/registration model is not effective
- zu teuer, hohe öffentliche Zuschüsse notwendig
- hoher Verwaltungsaufwand
- erzeugt eine Zweiklassengesellschaft in der Sexindustrie:
-- diejenigen die es sich leisten können die Normen einzuhalten
-- die große Mehrheit die das nicht schafft
(Nach 5 Jahren waren nur 15 Betriebe genehmigt, nach 10 Jahren nur 25)
- Durchsetzung verlangt hohes Polizeiaufkommen
Korruption wird ermöglicht bzw. gefördert
- 2005 wurde die Police Prostitution Enforcement Taskforce (PETF) gegründet.
Die meisten Beschwerden (74%) an die Prostitutions Lizensierungs Authority/Behörde (PLA) betrafen diese Polizeitruppe
- Die Standards für Arbeitsgesundheit und Sicherheit der Sexworker werden nicht eingehalten/umgesetzt (z.B. zu zweit zu Hause zu arbeiten) sondern als illegal kriminalisiert.
- Kostspieliges zeitaufwendiges Lizensierungsverfahren
(Dauer durchschnittlich 231 Tage für eine Bordell-Lizensierung)
- Viele scheuen die Anmeldung weil private Daten verlangt werden, die Sexworker nicht geben wollen
- 201 Kommunen bekamen Rechte Bordelle zu schließen und das erzeugt eine generelle Situation unsicherer Rechtsverhältnisse in der Sexworker-Branche.
...
Over-Policing of Private Sex Workers
...
Sexworker Service "Respect Inc." in Queensland Opens Its Doors
www.respectqld.org.au soll als Sexworker-Expertenbüro staatlich anerkannt werden und soll mit der repräsentativen Befragung der Sexworker beauftragt werden.
Es muß für seine Arbeit mit staatlich mit Mitteln ausgestattet werden ...
http://www.scarletalliance.org.au/library/cmcsub_2011/
5 Seiten, Englisch
.pdf Dateiendung muß evt. nachträglich hinzugefügt werden
.
Warum die Lizensierung und Arbeit der Lizensierungsbehörde in Queensland (NordWest-Australien) nicht funktioniert
Why the Queensland licensing/registration model is not effective
- zu teuer, hohe öffentliche Zuschüsse notwendig
- hoher Verwaltungsaufwand
- erzeugt eine Zweiklassengesellschaft in der Sexindustrie:
-- diejenigen die es sich leisten können die Normen einzuhalten
-- die große Mehrheit die das nicht schafft
(Nach 5 Jahren waren nur 15 Betriebe genehmigt, nach 10 Jahren nur 25)
- Durchsetzung verlangt hohes Polizeiaufkommen
Korruption wird ermöglicht bzw. gefördert
- 2005 wurde die Police Prostitution Enforcement Taskforce (PETF) gegründet.
Die meisten Beschwerden (74%) an die Prostitutions Lizensierungs Authority/Behörde (PLA) betrafen diese Polizeitruppe
- Die Standards für Arbeitsgesundheit und Sicherheit der Sexworker werden nicht eingehalten/umgesetzt (z.B. zu zweit zu Hause zu arbeiten) sondern als illegal kriminalisiert.
- Kostspieliges zeitaufwendiges Lizensierungsverfahren
(Dauer durchschnittlich 231 Tage für eine Bordell-Lizensierung)
- Viele scheuen die Anmeldung weil private Daten verlangt werden, die Sexworker nicht geben wollen
- 201 Kommunen bekamen Rechte Bordelle zu schließen und das erzeugt eine generelle Situation unsicherer Rechtsverhältnisse in der Sexworker-Branche.
...
Over-Policing of Private Sex Workers
...
Sexworker Service "Respect Inc." in Queensland Opens Its Doors
www.respectqld.org.au soll als Sexworker-Expertenbüro staatlich anerkannt werden und soll mit der repräsentativen Befragung der Sexworker beauftragt werden.
Es muß für seine Arbeit mit staatlich mit Mitteln ausgestattet werden ...
http://www.scarletalliance.org.au/library/cmcsub_2011/
5 Seiten, Englisch
.pdf Dateiendung muß evt. nachträglich hinzugefügt werden
.
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SIN
Neues Büro, Treffpunkt und Anlaufstelle:
South Australian Sex Industry Network (SIN)
Health promotion project that aims to support the current high standards of sexual health among South Australian sex workers.
www.SIN.org.au
Adelaide
South Australia 5000
SIN Team
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 314.3,,0,5
South Australian Sex Industry Network (SIN)
Health promotion project that aims to support the current high standards of sexual health among South Australian sex workers.
www.SIN.org.au
Adelaide
South Australia 5000
SIN Team
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 314.3,,0,5
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Marc of Frankfurt
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Behördenversagen
Korruption bei der Sexbiz-Lizensierungs-Bau-Behörde in Sydney (NSW):
Inspector got free sex from bath house
Mon Mar 7 2011
A council building inspector who admitted to the NSW corruption watchdog that he got free sex from a Sydney bath house says he claimed overtime while doing so.
But Willoughby City Council inspector Edward Karkowski denies the free sex and massages were payment for turning a blind eye to the illegal services on offer at the premises.
Mr Karkowski, the council's only building inspector, on Monday told NSW's Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) he regularly received free sexual services over a 12-month period from at least three women at the Oriana Bath House in Chatswood's CBD.
He told the first day of hearings that he was in a relationship with one of the women, Tina.
"That relationship included attending the bath house and receiving sexual services?" counsel assisting the inquiry Kate Williams asked.
"Yes," Mr Karkowski replied.
Asked if Anna was the only person from whom he received sexual services, Mr Karkowski replied "no" and agreed another woman, called Tina, serviced him.
"And, if Tina and Anna were not available, you would receive sexual services from someone else?" Ms Williams asked.
Mr Karkowski admitted he did.
Asked if he paid for the sex, he replied: "No, they didn't charge me".
The development consent the council gave to the bath house in January 2008 specified it would operate as a beauty and massage centre only, and that "staff would be fully dressed, and that there would be no body-to-body massage or sex offered".
Ms Williams said Mr Karkowski approved the development consent and had been given the free services since September 2009 "presumably on the implicit understanding that he will turn a blind eye to the breach of the conditions".
"You must have understood they were anxious for you not to report them?" Ms Williams asked.
"It didn't cross my mind," Mr Karkowski replied.
"I didn't protect them. I just didn't disclose what they were doing."
Mr Karkowski later told the inquiry he believed he was being shown gratitude from management because he had helped them on a development application.
After a phone tap was played to the inquiry, Mr Karkowski admitted that on July 6 last year he claimed overtime between 4pm and 10pm while he was having sex at the bath house.
Mr Karkowski also failed to declare receiving wine and expensive meals from other businesses, ICAC was told.
Some of the lunches were paid for by the owner of the New Shanghai Restaurant, Zhong Juan Chen, who was seeking advice at the time on lodging a development application with the council.
"You knew the reason Mr Chen wanted to have lunch with you was because of your position at the council?" Ms Williams asked.
"We just got along. We are similar ages. We both like fine restaurants," Mr Karkowski replied.
One of the lunches occurred on April 28, 2009 - the same day Mr Karkowski claimed overtime of six hours from his employer.
Mr Karkowski admitted his supervisors weren't aware he was not working when he was having lunch with Mr Chen.
"They were very trusting," he said.
Ms Williams replied: "It was an abuse of trust to be spending working hours at lunch, then claiming overtime".
But Mr Karkowski maintained he "still got the job done".
The hearing, before Commissioner David Ipp, is scheduled to continue for another nine days.
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/national/822 ... -icac-told
Inspector got free sex from bath house
Mon Mar 7 2011
A council building inspector who admitted to the NSW corruption watchdog that he got free sex from a Sydney bath house says he claimed overtime while doing so.
But Willoughby City Council inspector Edward Karkowski denies the free sex and massages were payment for turning a blind eye to the illegal services on offer at the premises.
Mr Karkowski, the council's only building inspector, on Monday told NSW's Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) he regularly received free sexual services over a 12-month period from at least three women at the Oriana Bath House in Chatswood's CBD.
He told the first day of hearings that he was in a relationship with one of the women, Tina.
"That relationship included attending the bath house and receiving sexual services?" counsel assisting the inquiry Kate Williams asked.
"Yes," Mr Karkowski replied.
Asked if Anna was the only person from whom he received sexual services, Mr Karkowski replied "no" and agreed another woman, called Tina, serviced him.
"And, if Tina and Anna were not available, you would receive sexual services from someone else?" Ms Williams asked.
Mr Karkowski admitted he did.
Asked if he paid for the sex, he replied: "No, they didn't charge me".
The development consent the council gave to the bath house in January 2008 specified it would operate as a beauty and massage centre only, and that "staff would be fully dressed, and that there would be no body-to-body massage or sex offered".
Ms Williams said Mr Karkowski approved the development consent and had been given the free services since September 2009 "presumably on the implicit understanding that he will turn a blind eye to the breach of the conditions".
"You must have understood they were anxious for you not to report them?" Ms Williams asked.
"It didn't cross my mind," Mr Karkowski replied.
"I didn't protect them. I just didn't disclose what they were doing."
Mr Karkowski later told the inquiry he believed he was being shown gratitude from management because he had helped them on a development application.
After a phone tap was played to the inquiry, Mr Karkowski admitted that on July 6 last year he claimed overtime between 4pm and 10pm while he was having sex at the bath house.
Mr Karkowski also failed to declare receiving wine and expensive meals from other businesses, ICAC was told.
Some of the lunches were paid for by the owner of the New Shanghai Restaurant, Zhong Juan Chen, who was seeking advice at the time on lodging a development application with the council.
"You knew the reason Mr Chen wanted to have lunch with you was because of your position at the council?" Ms Williams asked.
"We just got along. We are similar ages. We both like fine restaurants," Mr Karkowski replied.
One of the lunches occurred on April 28, 2009 - the same day Mr Karkowski claimed overtime of six hours from his employer.
Mr Karkowski admitted his supervisors weren't aware he was not working when he was having lunch with Mr Chen.
"They were very trusting," he said.
Ms Williams replied: "It was an abuse of trust to be spending working hours at lunch, then claiming overtime".
But Mr Karkowski maintained he "still got the job done".
The hearing, before Commissioner David Ipp, is scheduled to continue for another nine days.
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/national/822 ... -icac-told
Zuletzt geändert von Marc of Frankfurt am 14.03.2011, 16:14, insgesamt 1-mal geändert.
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Marc of Frankfurt
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Lizensierung
Melbourne Victoria:
Brothels boom in the suburbs
* By Paul Tatnell
* From: Herald Sun
* March 14, 2011 12:00AM
Some sex services operate out of private homes. Source: HWT Image Library
SEX parlours are opening throughout Melbourne in huge numbers - more than 2500 are now registered to operate freely across suburban locations [3,37 Millionen Einwohner (2006)].
Figures obtained from the Victorian Government show 2530 people were registered to offer owner-operated sex services, often doing business out of private homes and small shops
[weniger als 1 Promille Sexworker pro Einwohner].
Industry insiders fear they are dodging licensing requirements by registering as sole traders rather than full-scale brothels, which are monitored more closely.
At least 214 people applied to operate small sex businesses last year.
There are also an estimated 400 illegal brothels currently in Melbourne [16%].
The combination has raised fears the sex industry is not being properly policed.
The Business Licensing Authority - the State Government body responsible for registering the owner-operated sex services - refused Herald Sun requests to list the suburbs where the businesses operate.
Unlike brothels, owner-operated sex businesses making applications do not need to pass background or medical checks.
Australian Adult Entertainment Industry president William Albon said small-scale brothels could be operated by criminal groups and pose health risks to guests.
[Wirtschaftliche Konkurrenz der Unternehmer und Betriebe zu den unabhängigen Einzelsexworkern!]
"The BLA now admits to exempting more than 2500 persons. (The) AAEI think the number is much higher, possibly as high as 7000.
"This is a calamity," Mr Albon said.
"The BLA do not know who these people are, what their background is or how they're trading. There are quite possibly many persons connected with organised crime," he said.
"They might be drug dealers. They could be involved in abuse of the migration program, including the trafficking of women," Mr Albon said.
[Menschenhandel-Argument auch hier als politische Waffe eingesetzt selbst innerhalb der Sexbranche. SIC!]
"They might be engaging in inducing under-age persons into the sex industry."
[Der Lobbyist lässt auch kein Klitschee und Vorurteil aus, was man sonst nur von den Prostitutionsgegnern in so geballter Liste präsentiert bekommt.]
A government spokeswoman said that while 2530 people were registered to operate small sex shops, there was nothing to indicate that all were still in business.
[Small sex shops] Owners were not allowed to employ fellow prostitutes.
[Vergleichbar mit der Deutschen Regelung zur nichtgewerblichen, nichtregistrierungspflichtigen, steuerpflichtigen und privaten Wohnungsprostitution [im gegensatz zu sog. gewerblichen Zimmervermietungen, Modellwohnungen und Wohnungsbordellen], wo die Sexarbeiterin in der Arbeitswohnung auch ihren amtlich gemeldeten privaten Wohnsitz haben muß und maximal noch eine weitere Sexarbeiterin anwesend sein darf.]
According to government figures, there were 98 legal brothels in Victoria.
There are 11 brothels in South Melbourne, 4 in Dandenong, and 3 in Richmond and Collingwood.
www.heraldsun.com.au/news/national/brot ... 6020854619
Brothels boom in the suburbs
* By Paul Tatnell
* From: Herald Sun
* March 14, 2011 12:00AM
Some sex services operate out of private homes. Source: HWT Image Library
SEX parlours are opening throughout Melbourne in huge numbers - more than 2500 are now registered to operate freely across suburban locations [3,37 Millionen Einwohner (2006)].
Figures obtained from the Victorian Government show 2530 people were registered to offer owner-operated sex services, often doing business out of private homes and small shops
[weniger als 1 Promille Sexworker pro Einwohner].
Industry insiders fear they are dodging licensing requirements by registering as sole traders rather than full-scale brothels, which are monitored more closely.
At least 214 people applied to operate small sex businesses last year.
There are also an estimated 400 illegal brothels currently in Melbourne [16%].
The combination has raised fears the sex industry is not being properly policed.
The Business Licensing Authority - the State Government body responsible for registering the owner-operated sex services - refused Herald Sun requests to list the suburbs where the businesses operate.
Unlike brothels, owner-operated sex businesses making applications do not need to pass background or medical checks.
Australian Adult Entertainment Industry president William Albon said small-scale brothels could be operated by criminal groups and pose health risks to guests.
[Wirtschaftliche Konkurrenz der Unternehmer und Betriebe zu den unabhängigen Einzelsexworkern!]
"The BLA now admits to exempting more than 2500 persons. (The) AAEI think the number is much higher, possibly as high as 7000.
"This is a calamity," Mr Albon said.
"The BLA do not know who these people are, what their background is or how they're trading. There are quite possibly many persons connected with organised crime," he said.
"They might be drug dealers. They could be involved in abuse of the migration program, including the trafficking of women," Mr Albon said.
[Menschenhandel-Argument auch hier als politische Waffe eingesetzt selbst innerhalb der Sexbranche. SIC!]
"They might be engaging in inducing under-age persons into the sex industry."
[Der Lobbyist lässt auch kein Klitschee und Vorurteil aus, was man sonst nur von den Prostitutionsgegnern in so geballter Liste präsentiert bekommt.]
A government spokeswoman said that while 2530 people were registered to operate small sex shops, there was nothing to indicate that all were still in business.
[Small sex shops] Owners were not allowed to employ fellow prostitutes.
[Vergleichbar mit der Deutschen Regelung zur nichtgewerblichen, nichtregistrierungspflichtigen, steuerpflichtigen und privaten Wohnungsprostitution [im gegensatz zu sog. gewerblichen Zimmervermietungen, Modellwohnungen und Wohnungsbordellen], wo die Sexarbeiterin in der Arbeitswohnung auch ihren amtlich gemeldeten privaten Wohnsitz haben muß und maximal noch eine weitere Sexarbeiterin anwesend sein darf.]
According to government figures, there were 98 legal brothels in Victoria.
There are 11 brothels in South Melbourne, 4 in Dandenong, and 3 in Richmond and Collingwood.
www.heraldsun.com.au/news/national/brot ... 6020854619