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This is text underneath the page header. Internet services are vital for sex workers. We use them to advertise, make and sell content, connect with clients, manage payments, build community and share health and safety information. When platforms and governments crack down in the name of ‘online safety’, sex worker communities are left behind.
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This is paragraph text. Increasingly, laws intended to target online harms are forcing sex workers off the internet. In the US, anti-trafficking law FOSTA-SESTA resulted in mass deplatforming of sex workers and sex work spaces, with negative impacts on income, health, safety and community.
In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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This is paragraph text. In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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This is paragraph text. In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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This is paragraph text. In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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This is paragraph text. In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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This is paragraph text. Increasingly, laws intended to target online harms are forcing sex workers off the internet. In the US, anti-trafficking law FOSTA-SESTA resulted in mass deplatforming of sex workers and sex work spaces, with negative impacts on income, health, safety and community.
In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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This is paragraph text. In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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This is paragraph text. In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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This is paragraph text. In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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This is paragraph text. In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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In the US, anti-trafficking law FOSTA-SESTA resulted in mass deplatforming of sex workers and sex work spaces, with negative impacts on income, health, safety and community.
Briefing Paper: Impacts of Online Regulation
Group Submission on the Consolidated Industry Codes of Practice for the Online Industry (Class 1C and Class 2 Material)
In NT, sex workers, our family and associates finally receive protection for discrimination against us, our work and our identity
Scarlet Alliance and NSWCCL Joint Submission on the Criminal Code Amendment (Deepfake Sexual Material) Bill 2024
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In the US, anti-trafficking law FOSTA-SESTA resulted in mass deplatforming of sex workers and sex work spaces, with negative impacts on income, health, safety and community.
Briefing Paper: Asian Migrant Sex Workers' Experiences of Border Force Raids
Briefing Paper: Impacts of Online Regulation
Group Submission on the Consolidated Industry Codes of Practice for the Online Industry (Class 1C and Class 2 Material)
In NT, sex workers, our family and associates finally receive protection for discrimination against us, our work and our identity
Scarlet Alliance and NSWCCL Joint Submission on the Criminal Code Amendment (Deepfake Sexual Material) Bill 2024
Submission on mandatory registration of NDIS service providers
Submission on Internet Search Engine Services Online Safety Code Implementation
Scarlet Alliance and Vixen Collective Joint Submission to the Review into the Decriminalisation of Sex Work
Briefing Paper: Asian Migrant Sex Workers' Experiences of Border Force Raids
Briefing Paper: Impacts of Online Regulation
Briefing Paper: Asian Migrant Sex Workers' Experiences of Border Force Raids
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This is a content box with paragraph selected. It has heading + inline selected. Increasingly, laws intended to target online harms are forcing sex workers off the internet. In the US, anti-trafficking law FOSTA-SESTA resulted in mass deplatforming of sex workers and sex work spaces, with negative impacts on income, health, safety and community.
In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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This is a content box with paragraph selected. It has text first selected. Increasingly, laws intended to target online harms are forcing sex workers off the internet. In the US, anti-trafficking law FOSTA-SESTA resulted in mass deplatforming of sex workers and sex work spaces, with negative impacts on income, health, safety and community.
In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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This is an example of a paragraph for reference. Increasingly, laws intended to target online harms are forcing sex workers off the internet. In the US, anti-trafficking law FOSTA-SESTA resulted in mass deplatforming of sex workers and sex work spaces, with negative impacts on income, health, safety and community.
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In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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In Australia, the Online Safety Act 2021 is intended to stop young people from seeing adult content. In practice, it pushes tech companies to use blunt content moderation and ‘age assurance’ tools that incorrectly classify content and deplatform users. Sex workers lose accounts, income and the ability to reach our communities.
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Increasingly, laws intended to target online harms are forcing sex workers off the internet. In the US, anti-trafficking law FOSTA-SESTA resulted in mass deplatforming of sex workers and sex work spaces, with negative impacts on income, health, safety and community.
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Increasingly, laws intended to target online harms are forcing sex workers off the internet. In the US, anti-trafficking law FOSTA-SESTA resulted in mass deplatforming of sex workers and sex work spaces, with negative impacts on income, health, safety and community.
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