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Where all the sex worker activists and our allies will be during AWID - hosted by NSWP, APNSW, and Empower! Sponsored by SWDC & CREA
November 28, 2024 at 5:59 PM
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🌏🇧🇩 👥 APNSW

“URGENT: Tangail Brothel Fire in Bangladesh
Sex workers have lost homes & livelihoods.
APNSW stands in solidarity.
Help us spread the call for support.
DM [them] to share donation or resources.”

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[Two decrepit buildings in flames; a huge flare between them. The flare is the only source of light; the image is dark. A few burnt down trees and fences can be seen. A neon-yellow contour of a woman reaches toward one of the buildings from the middle of the flare. In front, silhouettes of three people stand, fully black.] [Upper right: APNSW logo] STAND WITH TANGAIL Sex Worker Community in Crisis
July 7, 2025 at 7:23 PM
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Simplified/illustrative statement of 👥 #TheSevenAlliance against UNAIDS sunsetting.

Thanks to the 👥 #APNSW~
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Asia-Pacific Civil Society Warns: proposed closure of UNAIDS threatens the Global Fight to end AIDS ----- • Bangkok, 22 September 2025 - The Seven Alliance [logo: Seven Alliance] [logo: APCOM] [logo: APN+] [logo: APNSW] [logo: APTN] [logo: ICWAP] [logo: NAPUD] [logo: YLEAD] 📊 6.9 million people living with HIV in Asia-Pacific 📊 300,000 new infections and 150,000 AIDS-related deaths in 2024 📊 Epidemic growing in 9 countries Proposed closure of UNAIDS threatens decades of progress in the global HIV response. The Seven Alliance calls on UN leadership and donors: • Keep UNAIDS strong and independent • Guarantee sustainable funding • Protect community leadership in the HIV response [logo: Seven Alliance] [logo: APCOM] [logo: APN+] [logo: APNSW] [logo: APTN] [logo: ICWAP] [logo: NAPUD] [logo: YLEAD] ✊ Communities must remain at the center. [Photograph of a sunset.] Read the full statement https://bit.ly/42t4w0f
October 1, 2025 at 2:55 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
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[logo: APNSW] APNSW International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers • December 17 I speak out because every sex worker deserves to work safely without violence. Sex worker rights are migrant rights, sex worker rights are disabled rights. Sex worker rights are trans rights, are First Nations rights, are human rights. We would like to say something about, for today, specially, decriminalization, sex work. Decriminalize sex work, protect our rights, stop the violence. [Even] in a patriarchal state like ours, male sex workers are subject to relentless violence, not protection. We are criminalized, arrested, and face daily torture from the state police and even in the healthcare settings. Ending this violence starts with decriminalization. We demand our rights, dignity and safety, not prosecution. Decriminalize sex work. Protect our rights. Stop the violence. Our voices are powerful. Together you can demand justice, protection and equality. Thank you. I speak out because every sex worker deserves to be safe. Without fear of violence. Decriminalize sex work and respect the sex worker rights and end violence against sex workers. For International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers, I want decriminalization of all sex work for all sex workers in the Asia-Pacific region. We are Sex Workers By Empower - No more entrapment. - Condom is not the evidence. - Sex work is work. - Ending violence against sex workers now. Decriminalize Sex Work “I speak out because every sex worker deserves to work safely without fear of violence. Stop violence.” [logo: APNSW]
December 17, 2025 at 4:00 PM
seajunction.bsky.social
#HappeningToday
Book Launch & Discussion – FALLEN ANGELS

🗓 7 March 2026
⏱️17:30–19:00
📍 SEA Junction, 4th Floor, BACC

Speakers
1)Noah Dolinsky (Photographer)
2)Satya Baashi (Activist, APNSW)
3)Joe Cummings (Travel Writer)

Moderator
Rosalia Sciortino (Founder&Director, SEAJunction)
March 7, 2026 at 6:05 AM
kirimisakana.bsky.social
私は、職業に貴賤は無いという考えです。どこまでも。
仕事の労働問題は解決すべきだけど、誰かが好きでやってることを侮辱するのは善くないことです。

「私にミシンの話をするな。労働者の権利について話せ」（「Don't talk to me about sewing machines. Talk to me about workers' rights」）

上記は1994年設立のアジア太平洋地域23カ国47団体のセックスワーカー団体のネットワーク組織APNSW(Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers)のスローガン。
May 6, 2024 at 9:09 AM
yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy
«Reclaiming Dignity from the Margins: Maya Angelou and Sex Worker Pride Day»

— APNSW 🌏

[Sharing this one below verbatim (Ion particular, no >quotes). :3]

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The life of renowned poet, author, and civil rights activist Maya Angelou stands as an enduring […]

[Original post on kolektiva.social]
“I did hat I had to do to survive, and I am not ashamed of surviving.” — Maya Angelou. [logo: APNSW.] [On the background, there's a stock greyscale photograph of Angelou, credited to Jack Sotomayor.]
September 18, 2026 at 8:00 AM
yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy
> Happy Sex Worker Pride Day ❤
> (14 September 2026)
> This Sex Workers Pride Day, we celebrate courage, resilience, and community power. These are not just stories. These are voices demanding dignity, rights, and justice.

— APNSW 🌏

> #voicesofchange […]

[Original post on kolektiva.social]
«Happy Sex Workers Pride Day» 14 September. “For years, fear kept us silent. But by coming together in one community, I finally found the courage to speak up and demand the rights and dignity we deserve.” — Sex worker participant, Nepal. “Sex workers are people with rights.” — Health service provider in Laos. “Privacy is my safety. Privacy is my right.” — Sex worker representative, Nepal.
September 17, 2026 at 6:00 PM
yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy
Wrap up of the Feminist Inquiry into Violence against Sex Workers in Australia and Thailand, July 21–22.

#sexwork #australia #thailand #cevaw #scarletalliance #apnsw #empowerfoundation #swingfoundation #respectinc #sinsa #swopnsw #swopnt #vixen #msiaustralia #urgentactionfund #thammasatuniversity
«Sex Worker Safety is a Human Rights Issue» A wrap up of the Feminist Inquiry into Violence against Sex Workers in Australia and Thailand. [logo: CEVAW.] [logo: Scarlet Alliance.] ‣ On Tuesday 21 and Wednesday 22 July, sex worker organisations from Australia and Thailand gave testimonies to an expert panels at the Feminist Inquiry into Violence against Sex Workers, organised by ARC Centre of Excellence for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (CEVAW). The Inquiry was organised by CEVAW Research Fello Dr. Debolina Dutta in consultation and collboration with Scarlet Alliance, Empower Foundation, and the Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers, co-sponsored by Urgent Action Fund and Women's Fund Asia, and supported by MSI Australia. Sex worker advocates from Scarlet Alliance, Vixen, Respect Inc., SWOP NSW, SWOP NT, SIN, Empower (Thailand) and Swing (Thailand) gave testimonies discussing how sex workers experience violence, how different areas of law intersect with sex workers' lives, and what are priorities for legal reform. ‣ Violence is not a part of our work. For decades, sex workers have been clear that violence against our communities is not inevitable, but is produced by stigma, discrimination, criminalisation, and the denial of our human rights. The Inquiry reinforced what our peer organisation have long known. When sex workers are listened to and our rights are protected, we are safer. Violence doesn't exist because sex work exists. It exists because systems marginalise sex workers. Governments must move beyond acknowledging violence and address the conditions that enable it. That means ending laws and policies that increase harm, investing in peer-led organisations, tackling stigma, and ensuring sex workers can report violence, seek justice and access services without discrimination. "Research has shown us that post-decrim, sex workers across Victoria continue to prioritize our sexual health, and of course, our bodies are our business, why wouldn't we? We're maintaining consistently very high condom use, and overall very high continued sexual health testing rates, We've seen that very little has changed to our sexual health practices as Victorian sex workers without the threat of coercion." — Vixen. "The crime of prostitution is like a tool used to discriminate against us. To devalue us, to blame us first. Our pain is worthless because we became prostitutes." — Empower. "Thai law does not merely fail to protect my work. It defines my workplace as a crime scene." — Swing. "Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander sex workers are not longer fearful of criminalisation for undertaking sex work. However, workers have reported that interactions with NT police are more frequent. Occurrences of incarceration are also more frequent. Racism is more frequent, and so is the fear of police…" — SWOP NT. "Criminalisation is a direct barrier to sex workers accessing quality healthcare and undermines our protective measures." — SIN South Australia. "Decriminaisation of sex work on its own is necessary, but not sufficient. What made it real for sex workers in Queensland was the ongoing funded, peer-led infrastructure that assisted sex workers to access and exercise their new rights." — Respect Inc. "Decriminalisation is not the endpoint of reform, and should be just the foundation for broadening workplace protections, providing education to regulators who interact with the industry, introducing anti-discrimination laws, and reducing broader cultural manifestations of stigma and discrimination." — SWOP NSW. ‣ Where to from here? The panel will prepare a report and the findings from the Inquiry will inform the upcoming Victorian legislative review of sex work decriminalisation and support sex worker-led mobilisation for decriminalisation in Thailand. ‣ The panel: Marcia Neave (Inquiry Chair). A law reformer, public policy maker, a former judge, and academic. Fiona Patten. A former sex worker, sex worker rights advocate and an Australian politician. Pranom ‘Bee’ Somwong. A Thai feminist lawyer and woman human rights defender. Christine Robinson. A Bundjalung woman and CEO of Wirringa Baiya. Heather Douglas. Professor at the Melbourne Law School and a Chief Investigator at CEVAW. ‣ Acknowledgements. The Feminist Inquiry into Violence against Sex Workers in Australia and Thailand was organised by CEVAW in collaboration with Scarlet Alliance (Australia), Empower Foundation, and the Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers (Thailand), with support from partner organisation Thammasat University. The Inquiry was co-sponsored by Urgent Action Fund (Asia and Pacific) and Women's Fund Asia, with special thanks to MSI Australia for their support. [logos: CEVAW, Scarlet Alliance, Empower Foundation, Thammasat University, APNSW, MSI Australia.]
July 29, 2026 at 6:02 PM
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This #WorldAIDSDay, we stand with communities worldwide to call for urgent action to end AIDS.

WHA joins GFAN AP & the Seven Alliance in urging leaders to stand with key populations and commit to “Overcoming Disruption, Transforming the AIDS Response.”

Read: gfanasiapacific.org/2025/12/worl...
World AIDS Day 2025 - GFAN Asia Pacific
This statement is jointly released by Global Fund Advocates Network Asia-Pacific (GFAN AP), Seven Alliance (a consortium of Asia-Pacific networks: APCOM, APN+, APNSW, APTN, ICWAP, NAPUD, Youth LEAD), ...
gfanasiapacific.org
December 1, 2025 at 12:49 PM
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"Epidemics are diseases of injustice and progress towards UHC must also go hand-in-hand with redressing human rights violations and existing inequalities!" - Fairy Abdulghani, Regional Coordinator, APNSW
December 12, 2025 at 6:13 AM
yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy
> Happy International Workers’ Day! ✊ Today we honor the 1886 Chicago movement that won us the 8-hour workday. But as we celebrate, we must ask: who are we still leaving behind?

— APNSW 🌏

#mayday #sexwork #apnsw #AsiaPacific #M1 #sexworkiswork #mayday2026
May Day 2026. «International Workers' Day: Recognizing every worker.» Sex Work Is Work. [logo: APNSW.]
May 4, 2026 at 5:06 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
🌏 #MayDay #AsiaPacific #APNSW
yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy Yenn dc ☂️ @yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy · May 4
> Happy International Workers’ Day! ✊ Today we honor the 1886 Chicago movement that won us the 8-hour workday. But as we celebrate, we must ask: who are we still leaving behind?

— APNSW 🌏

#mayday #sexwork #apnsw #AsiaPacific #M1 #sexworkiswork #mayday2026
May Day 2026. «International Workers' Day: Recognizing every worker.» Sex Work Is Work. [logo: APNSW.]
May 6, 2026 at 6:00 AM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
> Today is March 3rd: International Sex Workers’ Rights Day! 🚩☂️

> Our movement didn't start in a boardroom—it started on the streets of Kolkata, India, in 1844. Thousands of sex workers rose up against colonial oppression and police violence. ✊

— #APNSW 🌏

#ISRWD #ISRWD2026
#AsiaPacific 🧵(0/10)
March 3, 2026 at 4:00 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
🧵 Asia–Pacific sex worker orgs. Christmas donations thread. ❤️

The APNSW itself does not seem to accept donations; nevertheless, there's a dozen or so highlights below. ^^
Could be better, but also much worse. :3

💸 #Donations 🌏 #AsiaPacific 👠 #SexWork #SexWorkers
dz-yenn.bsky.social dzz Yenn @dz-yenn.bsky.social · Dec 26
[🧵 Christmas donations thread: index and global projects: Asia–Pacific]
dz-yenn.bsky.social dzz Yenn @dz-yenn.bsky.social · Dec 26
🧵 Asia–Pacific sex worker orgs. Christmas donations thread. ❤️

The APNSW itself does not seem to accept donations; nevertheless, there's a dozen or so highlights below. ^^
Could be better, but also much worse. :3

💸 #Donations 🌏 #AsiaPacific 👠 #SexWork #SexWorkers
December 26, 2025 at 4:05 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
👥 #APNSW 🌏 #AsiaPacific
👠 #SexWork #D17 #IDEVASW
🏷️ #DecriminalizeSexWork

[Note: alt text won't fit on the video caption, so: dummy image post below to hold it. ^^`]
December 17, 2025 at 3:57 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
[Sigh, some day I'll stop forgetting this bug… Readable image attached here. Alt text still contains the whole declaration though. :3]
[logo: APNSW] The Foundation of Asia Pacific Network of Service Workers (APNSW) «APNSW Human Rights Day Statement» 10 December 2025 On Human Rights Day—and every day—we honour the dignity, safety, and rights of all people. Today, APNSW stands in deep solidarity with our communities and partners across Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, an Thailand who have been severely impacted by the recent cyclone, We extebd iyr resoect abd enoathy to all who are suffering loss, displacement, and uncertainty. As always, marginalized groups, including sex workers, LGBTQI communities, migrants, and people living in poverty, are the first to be deprioritized in times of crisis an the last to receive suppoort. We cal on governments and humanitarian actors to ensure no one is left behind. We are also gravely concerned by the escalating persecution of LGBT communities in Malaysia, incuding recent raids and threats. APNSW fully supports demmands for an independent, transparent investigation into these violations and urges authorities to uhold human rights. due process, and the safety of all people regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation. Acreoss our region and beyond, human rights continue to be threatened—from th ongoing violence in Palestin to the continued struggle for freedom and safety faced by our closest relatives in Myanmar. We raffirm that non of us are fre until all of us are fre. APNSW remains commited to advocating for justice, dignity, and quality for sex workrs and all marginalized communities. Human rights are universal, non-negotiable, and must be protected every single day. In solidarity, Fairy | Regional Coordinator Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workrs (APNSW) APNSW Telephone/Fax: +66 2 000 7052
December 12, 2025 at 9:48 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
🏷️ #HumanRightsDay 🗓️ #December2025 🧵~
🌏 #APNSW statement
[logo: APNSW] The Foundation of Asia Pacific Network of Service Workers (APNSW) «APNSW Human Rights Day Statement» 10 December 2025 On Human Rights Day—and every day—we honour the dignity, safety, and rights of all people. Today, APNSW stands in deep solidarity with our communities and partners across Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, an Thailand who have been severely impacted by the recent cyclone, We extebd iyr resoect abd enoathy to all who are suffering loss, displacement, and uncertainty. As always, marginalized groups, including sex workers, LGBTQI communities, migrants, and people living in poverty, are the first to be deprioritized in times of crisis an the last to receive suppoort. We cal on governments and humanitarian actors to ensure no one is left behind. We are also gravely concerned by the escalating persecution of LGBT communities in Malaysia, incuding recent raids and threats. APNSW fully supports demmands for an independent, transparent investigation into these violations and urges authorities to uhold human rights. due process, and the safety of all people regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation. Acreoss our region and beyond, human rights continue to be threatened—from th ongoing violence in Palestin to the continued struggle for freedom and safety faced by our closest relatives in Myanmar. We raffirm that non of us are fre until all of us are fre. APNSW remains commited to advocating for justice, dignity, and quality for sex workrs and all marginalized communities. Human rights are universal, non-negotiable, and must be protected every single day. In solidarity, Fairy | Regional Coordinator Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workrs (APNSW) APNSW Telephone/Fax: +66 2 000 7052
December 12, 2025 at 9:43 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
🇧🇩👥 #HARC
🇱🇦👥 #ADPWL
🇲🇳👥 #PerfectLadiesMongolia
🇲🇲👥 #AyeMyanmarAssociation
🇳🇵👥 #JMMS
🇵🇬👥 #FriendsFrangipani
🇻🇳👥 #VNSW
📊 Social protection access highlights (Asia-Pacific, SWNC Regional Report) [logo: APNSW] • Health Insurance → ≈100% • Welfare Services → ≈20% • Employment/Training Services → <20% • Emergency Assistance → ≈60% “Social protection awareness in nearly universal in Mongolia (94% for social security, 100% for health insurance), but extremely low in Bangladesh (8%) and absent in Laos and Papua New Guinea.” ‣ Be a Change Maker [logo: APNSW] ✔️ Share this post ✔️ Talk about equal rights in your community ✔️ Support inclusive policies that guarantee dignity for all • [Illustration of a puzzle] Stay Connected • [Illustration of a common icon for smartphones' contacts app] Keep Important Contacts • [Illustration of a frankly-quite-creepy extended hand] Reach out to local sex worker-led organizations • [Illustration of two figures with intertwined arrows] Stay informed [Each point is accompanied by a small NSWP's logo] “I tried to apply for welfare support, but I was told that sex workers don't qualify. I felt invisible.” [logo: APNSW] [Illustration of a person with a sad face crouching inside a box.]
October 17, 2025 at 2:09 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
🌏 #AsiaPacific 🗓️ #September2025

Dissemination strategy from the 👥 #SevenAlliance against #UNAIDS sunsetting.

📄 docs.google.com/document/d/1...
Stand With Us Against UNAIDS Sunsetting Dissemination strategy Seven Alliance Scan me! For full statement [QR code] https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cIKf-ry1EIrkXHpxuXqyfbyJkwAGYjXW/view www.apnsw.net [logo: Seven Alliance] [logo: APCOM] [logo: APN+] [logo: APNSW] [logo: APTN] [logo: ICWAP] [logo: NAPUD] [logo: YLEAD] [logo: APNSW]
October 9, 2025 at 12:33 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
I'll get wrapping up this thread highlighting what I would consider the star events this month. 🌟
These are a must-attend, if possible. ^~
(For other events, see *above*.)

🌐 IPPF SW Consortium Launch: 🦋 bsky.app/profile/dz-y...
🇮🇪 RUFF: 🦋🧵 bsky.app/profile/dz-y...
🇦🇺 SANF: 🦋 bsky.app/profile/dz-y...
[Bluesky post by dzz Yenn (@dz-yenn.bsky.app) on October 3, 2025 at 8:49 PM] 🌐 #Online #Events 🗓️ #October2025 🗺️👠👥 #NSWP 🗺️🏥👥 #IPPF (@ippf.bsky.social — thanks so very much~! 💗) 🌏👠👥 #APNSW 🇹🇭🏥👥 #PPAT 🇹🇭👠👥 #SWING 🇮🇩🏥👥 #PKBI 🇮🇩👠👥 #OPSI 🇱🇰🏥👥 #FPASL 🇱🇰🏳️‍⚧️👥 #TETSL 🌎👠👥 #PLAPERTS 🌎👠👥 #RedTraSex 🇨🇴🏥👥 #Profamilia 🇵🇾👠👥 #UNESpy «Launch of the IPPF Sex Work Consortium» [🗓️ Wednesday 15th 🕒 13:00–14:30 UTC] 📍 N/A (online, Zoom) ✍️ https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/NrmBMkLuSO63h1HesWxOJQ Hell, YEAH~! ❤️‍🔥💖💞 🐦🛡️ https://xcancel.com/GlobalSexWork/status/1973696201573945760 🐦🕸️ https://x.com/GlobalSexWork/status/1973696201573945760 [Includes an image describing the event. It's description won't fit here (although above's already describes most); check link below, as in the post it does fit.] [🦋 https://bsky.app/profile/dz-yenn.bsky.social/post/3m2cvo37gv22h ] [Bluesky post by dzz Yenn on October 2, 2025 at 4:06 PM] [[🎞️ RUFF 🗓️ Saturday 18th October 2025 🧵]] A BDSM workshop, two absolutely-must-watch documentaries, and a 🌟 panel discussion. ❤️‍🔥 Honestly, think the festival would be worth it even if it were *just* this. <3 [Includes extracts from the programme showing a BDSM workshop, a panel on ‘Care and Resistance’, and the films «Womxn: Working> and «The Stroll».] [🦋 https://bsky.app/profile/dz-yenn.bsky.social/post/3m27wocqjys2d ] [Bluesky post by Scarlet Alliance (@scarletalliance.bsky.social) on September 25, 2025 at 11:30 PM] ALL of our sex work community is welcome at the Scarlet Alliance National Forum. We would love to see you there! Forum is free and is a sex worker ONLY event. Have you registered yet? Find the link at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance More details on workshops to come. [Four imagesl their alt texts follow.] The image shows a digital illustration in red and turquoise tones of an open makeup bag with a lipstick and cash in the foreground. The illustrative text reads National Forum 2025. In the bottom right hand corner is a small red umbrella with Scarlet Alliance written over it in black text. National Forum is the annual sex worker only conference in unceded Australia. It's an opportunity for sex workers to come together to network and talk about what is important to us. When Monday 27 October to Wednesday 29 October 2025 Where Gadigal Land (Sydney) You can attend online or in person The year's National Forum theme is, "towards decriminalisation and beyond". We are excited by the diverse range of workshops, panels, and skillshares that our community has come up with to support all sex workers to survive, thrive and care for ourselves and each other. For sex workers, by sex workers National Forum is for sex workers only. This means that we ensure everyone who registers is a current or former sex worker. Independent sex workers and escorts Erotic massage and brothel workers Erotic content creators and porn performers Strippers and peep show workers Street based and opportunistic workers Anyone who has traded sex for money, drugs or favours Sex industry owners, operators and managers cannot attend. The digital illustration shows a condom that looks like a rocket with planet and spacecraft in the background. A pink banner reads Register Now linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance [🦋 https://bsky.app/profile/scarletalliance.bsky.social/post/3lzp4aihj6a2k ]
October 6, 2025 at 6:46 AM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
🌐 #Online #Events 🗓️ #October2025

🗺️👠👥 #NSWP
🗺️🏥👥 #IPPF (@ippf.bsky.social — thanks so very much~! 💗)
🌏👠👥 #APNSW
🇹🇭🏥👥 #PPAT
🇹🇭👠👥 #SWING
🇮🇩🏥👥 #PKBI
🇮🇩👠👥 #OPSI
🇱🇰🏥👥 #FPASL
🇱🇰🏳️‍⚧️👥 #TETSL
🌎👠👥 #PLAPERTS
🌎👠👥 #RedTraSex
🇨🇴🏥👥 #Profamilia
🇵🇾👠👥 #UNESpy
dz-yenn.bsky.social dzz Yenn @dz-yenn.bsky.social · Oct 3
«Launch of the IPPF Sex Work Consortium»
🗓️ Miércoles 15 de octubre
🕒 15:00–16:30
📍 N/A (online, Zoom)
✍️ us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Hell, YEAH~! ❤️‍🔥💖💞

🐦🛡️ xcancel.com/GlobalSexWor...
🐦🕸️ x.com/GlobalSexWor...
Webinar: Launch of the IPPF Sex Work Consortium Promoting Rights, Improving Services or Sex Workers in All Their Diversity Wednesday 15 October 2025, online 10am Paraguay | 2pm UK | 6:30pm Sri Lanka | 8pm Bangkok & Jakarta (90 minutes) This webinar will officially launch the IPPF Sex Work Consortium, a new initiative funded by IPPF to centre sex workers' rights, leadership, and lived realities within SRHR programming. The event will: • Announce the Consortium's creation, goals, and shared values • Highlight collaboration models betwenn Mmeber Associations and sex worker-led organisations in five countries • Share experiences and priorities from national, regional and global partners • Lay the foundation for continued cross-country learning, solidarity, and advocacy Simultaneous interpretation will be available in Spanish, French, Russian and Arabic. Register here: bit.ly/IPPFGlobalWebinar ‣ Listen to speakers from: Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers (APNSW) Planned Parenthood Association of Thailand (PPAT) and Sexvice Worker In Group Foundation (SWING) (Thailand) Perkumpulan Keluarga Berencana Indonesia (PKBI) and Organisasi Perubahan Sosial Indonesia (OPSI) (Indonesia) Family Planning Association of Sri Lanka (FPASL) and Trans-Equality Trust Sri Lanka (TETSL) (Sri Lanka) Plataforma Latinoamericana de Personas que ejercen el Trabajo Sexual (PLAPERTS) (Latin America) La Red de Trabajadoras Sexuales de Latino América y el Caribe (RedTraSex) (Latin America) Profamilia (Colombia) Unión de Trabajadoras Sexuales del Paraguay (UNES) (Paraguay) Global Network of Sex Work Projects (NSWP) and International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) (Global) [logo: NSWP] [logo: IPPF] [logo: PPAT]
October 3, 2025 at 8:49 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
🌏 #AsiaPacific ✉️ #OpenLetters 🗓️ #September2025

Joint statement from Asia and Pacific CSOs against the UNAIDS sunsetting proposel in the UN80 report.

📄 docs.google.com/document/d/1...
👥 #TheSevenAlliance (APCOM, APN+, APNSW, APTN, ICW-AP, NAPUD, YLEAD)

[↓ FAC statement and signature campaign.]
October 1, 2025 at 2:59 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
The campaign isn't mine. 😅
But the link is on the description (and Bluesky's capture).

… Unless you replied to the wrong post and meant 𝐀𝐏𝐍𝐒𝐖's. In which case I am sorry, but that's all I got. 🤷‍♀️😢

They also posted it on their FB:
www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...

Or you might try contacting them:
Contact Us – APNSW
apnsw.net
July 25, 2025 at 12:03 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
No se qué dice exactamente que esto haya tenido más difusión en *España* que en el resto del mundo junto, pero no puede ser demasiado bueno... 😅
[Post de la RAPTS (APNSW) sobre el incendio en Tangail. Un repost, un comentario, una cita y un 'like'.] [Post del Sindicato OTRAS citando el post de la RAPTS. Ocho reposts y 19 likes.]
July 10, 2025 at 9:01 AM