Publications Library

Community Update

"PrEP Consultation" 2014

Scarlet Alliance conducted an online survey to canvass the views of our membership on PrEP and Early Treatment. This survey was distributed online via Survey Monkey to our membership; through our sex worker-only E-list, our individual member email list, and our member...

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Submission / National

"Submission to Human Rights Commission" Dec 2014

Sex worker human rights are of international concern. An increasing number of United Nations bodies and reports are calling for the decriminalisation of sex work and anti-discrimination protections for sex worker as a matter of public health, public morality and...

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Strategic Plan

Scarlet Alliance Strategic Plan 2014-2017

This Strategic Plan captures Scarlet Alliance as an organisation effectively continuing to work toward strengthening its role as an autonomous, vibrant, viable, representative, best practice, peak national sex worker organisation whose activities as a leader and...

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Strategic Plan

Scarlet Alliance Strategic Plan 2010-2013

This is Scarlet Alliance’s Strategic Plan for 2010-2013. The document provides the strategic framework and direction to Scarlet Alliance’s work for the next four years. Scarlet Alliance supports its membership, is an autonomous, viable, representative, peak national...

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Briefing Paper / Community Update

Rapid HIV Testing & Sex Work

In some states, working as a sex worker living with HIV or an STI is criminalised. Where this is the case, rapid testing could mean that sex workers become immediately criminalised upon receiving a positive or ‘reactive’ result. Although a reactive result is not a...

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Sex Worker Consensus Statement AIDS2014

Outcome of sex workers from more than 30 countries presenting, discussing, work-shopping and coming to consensus on statements across five areas. The five areas were identified at the point of registration. Approximately 100 sex workers attended.

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