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Citing country's abolitionist tradition, French Parliament votes to decriminalize prostituted individuals and penalize buyers of sexual acts.
In this blog post, our executive director discusses how Cosmo has been promoting the porn industry.
As Amnesty International's ICM geared up in Dublin, "The Lancet" published an editorial proclaiming agreement with Amnesty's policy on "sex work." In a letter finally published on Nov. 28, 2015, our executive director responds.
In this HuffPost op-ed, our executive director weighs the consequences of Amnesty's policy in support of full decriminalization of the sex trade.
In this TruthDig piece, CATW board member Janice Raymond makes the connections between the human trafficking of "comfort women" and the systems of prostitution of today.
CATW board member Janice Raymond discusses the human rights organization's proposed policy on full decriminalization of the sex trade in this OpEdNews.com piece.
CATW Issues Statement on Amnesty International’s Resolution to Decriminalize Pimps, Brothel Owners and Buyers of Sex.
In open letter, global advocates urge the human rights organization to vote no on policy to legalize pimps, brothel owners and sex buyers.
In the second of a three-part Huff Post contributor series, our executive director interviews Dr. Julia Geynisman, founder of the Survivor Clinic.
In this HuffPost piece, our executive director interviews Dr. Ingeborg Kraus who initiated a petition calling on Germany to change its laws on prostitution.
U.S. Congress takes a momentous stand against human trafficking with groundbreaking law.
As Japanese Prime Minister Sinzo Abe prepares to address Congress Joint Session for the first time, CATW urges him to apologize for wartime human trafficking of “Comfort Women.”