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With survivors of prostitution and sex trafficking leading the way, Ireland passes law targeting buyers of sex and decriminalizing people in prostitution.
In this HuffPost piece, our executive director discusses our efforts calling on the New York Taxi and Limousine Commission to remove strip club ads from taxi toppers.
In this piece for TruthDig, CATW board member Janice Raymond discusses the situation of women refugees and their vulnerability to human trafficking.
Our executive director discusses the consequences of Leeds' "managed area for prostitution" in this contributor piece in HuffPost UK.
Our executive director interviews Grizelda Grootboom, South African survivor leader and author, in this HuffPost piece.
Our executive director writes about our South African partners' struggle for the Equality Model in the HuffPost.
In this OpEdNews.com piece, CATW board member Janice Raymond discusses Massachussetts' new policies regarding sex buying.
Our executive director responds to Emily Bazelon's New York Times Magazine piece "Should Prostitution be a Crime?" in this HuffPost blog.
In this op-ed for TruthDig, CATW board member Janice Raymond celebrates the passage of France's new prostitution law.
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.