Migrant sex work: a roundtable analysis.(National Identity and Gender Politics)

Journal article

Migrant sex work: a roundtable analysis.(National Identity and Gender Politics)

Date

2000

Authors

Deborah Brock

Abstract

Women immigrating to Canada for sex work need their labor and immigration rights protected. Migrant sex workers have no labor law protection and therefore often face deportation and criminal charges while their employers do not.

Journal title

Canadian Woman Studies

Volume

Issue

Page numbers

84-91

File Attachments

Brock_Gilles_Oliver_Mook_2000.pdf
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Economic sectors

Dancers

Content types

Policy analysis

Target groups

Policymakers and Researchers

Regulation domains

Labour standards, Health and safety at work, and Health care & social services

Geographical focuses

Canada, Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba, Quebec, British Columbia, Other provinces, Federal, and Nova Scotia

Spheres of activity

Sociology and Social work

Languages

English

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