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#ISWD #ISWD2026 #SanFrancisco #USA
May 30, 2026 at 9:00 PM
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🗓️ June 2026 Events 🧵(5/27) | June 2nd

#ISWD #ISWD2026
picamsterdam.bsky.social PIC Amsterdam @picamsterdam.bsky.social · May 21
En in Amsterdam organiseert Amsterdam Center for Sex Workers (ACS) een 🎉 feest 🎉 voor International Sex Workers Day 👇

#2June #SexWork @eswa-network.bsky.social
May 30, 2026 at 9:00 AM
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🗓️ June 2026 Events 🧵(3/27) | June 2nd

#ISWD #ISWD2026
picamsterdam.bsky.social PIC Amsterdam @picamsterdam.bsky.social · May 21
2 juni is de internationale dag van de sekswerker ✊🎉

Een dag om stil te staan bij de geschiedenis van verzet, bij voortdurend stigma en bij de kracht van organisatie en solidariteit.

SHOP en Theater de Vaillant hebben n mooi programma klaarstaan in Den Haag 👇

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This is Work
Sekswerk is werk. Op 2 juni 2026 – Internationale Dag van de Sekswerker – biedt Theater de Vaillant in samenwerking met SHOP hen het rode theaterpluche en het podium. Mensen die in onze wijken wonen, ...
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May 30, 2026 at 9:00 AM
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Support Ho(s)e's Annual Community Picnic for #InternationalSexWorkersDay2026. ❤️‍🔥

🗓️ 2nd June 2026 🕓 16:00–19:30 CST
🏙️ Chicago 📍 Palmer Square

> Look for the red umbrellas in the southwest most corner of the park!

#ISWD #ISWD2026 #InternationalSexWorkersDay #Chicago #SXHX #SupportHose
«International Whores Day 2026» Annual Community Picnic June 2nd 4–7:30pm in Palmer Square [Chicago]. Join SXHX comrades to rest, reset, rage, and feast!
May 19, 2026 at 8:00 PM
yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy
— Initiative Kundschaft pro Sexarbeit 🇩🇪

#sexwork #ISWD #kundschaftsexarbeit #iswd2026 #germany #sexarbeit
«International Sex Workers' Day» Wir wünschen allen sexarbeitenden gesellschaftliche Anerkennung, sichere Arbeitsbedingungen und das Ende von Gewalt, Repressionnen und Stigmatisierung. Sex Workers' Rights are Human Rights.
June 5, 2026 at 2:12 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
> #ISWD2026 #InternationalSexWorkersDay #RedUmbrella #AccessToJustice #DecriminalizationNow #SexWorkersRightsAreHumanRights #ASWAAlliance
— #ASWA Alliance 🌍 #Africa

#SexWork #ISWD #ISWD2026
Today, we're honouring the strength and resilience, and solidarity of sex workers across Africa and around the world. We celebrate the people who continue to support one another, speak up for their rights, build community, and keep pushing for a more just and inclusive world. This day is about us our voices, our stories, our lives, and our right to live free from violence, stigma, discrimination, and criminalization. Join us as we celebrate our community, our achievements, and the ongoing fight for dignity, justice, and decriminalization. #ISWD2026 #InternationalSexWorkersDay #RedUmbrella #AccessToJustice #DecriminalizationNow #SexWorkersRightsAreHumanRights #ASWAAlliance
June 6, 2026 at 9:01 PM
yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy
> Today is #internationalsexworkersday, held to mark the 1975 occupation of Saint-Nizier Church by around 100 SWers, protesting their criminalised and exploitative living conditions.

> SWers continue to mark the day by calling for fulfilment of their rights.

— #nswp 🗺️️

#sexwork #ISWD #iswd2026
International Sex Workers Day» 2 June.
June 4, 2026 at 7:36 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
> #InternationalWhoresDay #SexWorkersDay #2Giugno #SexWorkersRights #DecriminalizeSexWork
— #SWIPE 🇮🇹 #Italia

#LaboroSessuale #ISWD #ISWD2026 #SexWork #Italy
Il 2 giugno non è solo una ricorrenza. È il giorno in cui ricordiamo una lotta iniziata nel 1975, quando centinaia di sex workers occuparono la chiesa di Saint-Nizier a Lione per denunciare violenza, repressione e invisibilità. Cinquant’anni dopo continuiamo a chiedere la stessa cosa: diritti, sicurezza e autodeterminazione. Perché lavorare senza stigma, senza paura e senza violenza non è un privilegio. È un diritto.
June 6, 2026 at 9:01 PM
yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy
Manifiesto del Sindicato OTRAS por el 2J de 2026 — Día Internacional de las Trabajadoras Sexuales, y 51º aniversario de la ocupación de la iglesia de Saint-Nizier. ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

Texto completo debajo. 👇

#trabajosexual #2j #manifiesto #sindicatootras #ISWD #iswd2026
2-junio. Día Internacional de las Trabajadoras Sexuales. El 2 de junio de 1975, más de cien trabajadoras sexuales ocuparon la iglesia Saint-Nizier en Lyon, Francia. Cansadas de feminicidios, torturas y el abandono de un Estado que las criminalizaba y las dejaba sin protección, se organizaron para luchar por sus derechos y visibilizar su realidad. Este acto revolucionario dio lugar al Día Internacional de las Trabajadoras Sexuales. [logo: Sindicato OTRAS.]
June 2, 2026 at 4:02 PM
yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy
> A 51 años seguimos organizando, conmemorando y celebrando la rabia!! ☂️👠💋

— #clap! ➕ #amets 🇲🇽 #México

#trabajosexual #2j #ISWD #iswd2026
«2 de junio: Día Internaciona de ləs Trabajadorəs Sexuales» [logo: CLaP!.] [logo: AMETS.] El 2 de junio de 1976 un grupo de compañeras tomaron la iglesia de Saint-Nizier para protestar contra el abuso policiaco, el maltrato y la criminalización del trabajo sexual en Francia. [Imagen de un perdiódigo de la época cubriendo la noticia de la ocupación, con varios titulares resaltados sobre este.] Hoy a 51 años de aquel acontecimiento histórico nos seguimos organizando y defendiendo nuestra existencia a pesar de un mundo que busca borrarnos de la historia. Ni Victimas! Ni Criminales! Somos Trabajadoras Sexuales!
June 5, 2026 at 7:54 AM
yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy
> Today is International Whores Day! (Or International Sex Workers Day, if you aint one)

> Whore solidarity forever ✊️

— #swoptas 🇦🇺 #australia #tasmania

#sexwork #ISWD #iswd2026
«Today is International Whores' Day» On 2 June 1975, sex workers occupied Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon, France to demand an end to police oppression. Today we honour their bravery and advocacy for sex worker rights. ‣ How it started… For eight days, sex workers occupied Saint-Nizir Church in Lyon. They organised collectively, hanging banners and creating chants, and spoke directly to the press. Refusing to leave, they protested police oppression, harassment, arrests, fines, and the ongoing threat of losing custody of their children. Many also brought their children with them. On the 10th of June, the protesters were forcibly removed by the police. But the occupation sparked a global movement for sex worker rights. So on this day, we honour the Lyon occupation and celebrate all the whores who occupy, protest and resist. ‣ How it's going… THE MESSAGE IS THE SAME, BUT WE HAVE GOTTEN LOUDER. Sex workers still deserve to work without police harassment and we deserve to be protected from violence. We still deserve to work safely, and to have our dignity and rights recognised. Sex workers in so-called Australia have fronted major sex workers rights victories, including achieving decriminalisation in NSW, QLD, NT and VIC. We continue to fight for decriminalisation so safety, labour rights and autonomy are protected. Our power has always come from collective action, solidarity and courage. None of us are free until all of us are. International Whores' Day reminds us the struggle continues, and that sex workers everywhere deserve dignity and safety.
June 4, 2026 at 7:38 PM
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> Happy International Wh0res' Day, love from SWOP NSW.

Source: “Sex workers of the world unite: How striking French Sex Workers Inspired a Global Labour Movement”, Euryice Aroney.
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#SWOPNSW #ISWD #ISWD2026 #Australia (NSW)
«International Whores' Day» Today, June 2 2026, marks the anniversary of International Whores' Day. How striking French sex workers inspired a global labour movement. Sources: [See post.] [logo: SWOP NSW.] ‣ History. On 2 June 1975, around 100 sex workers took over the Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon, France, in a bold act of protest against the criminalisation and exploitative conditions that shaped the daily lives. They displayed a banner from the church's steeple stating, “Our children do not want their mothers to go to jail”, and launched a media campaign to raise awareness of their struggles. The occupation drew attention both nationally and internationally, sparking a strike that united sex workers from across France and laid the groundwork for a legacy of advocacy still honoured today as International Sex Workers' Day. The sex workers occupying Saint-Nizier Church called for an end to persistent police harassment, the reopening of the hotels where they worked, and a full investigation into a series of murders of sex workers. Their defiant stand inspired similar actions in cities including Marseille, Grenoble, Montpellier and Paris, where sex workers also sought refuge in churches in a show of solidarity. A wave of nationwide support followed, with French sex workers across the country joining the action by taking part in a eight-day long strike. ‣ History. Despite the national impact of the protest, French authorities refused to acknowledge the protesters' demands and responded with threats of escalating punishment. After eight days, police forcibly removed the demonstrators from the church. While the action did not lead to immediate legal change, many sex worker activists view it as a pivotal moment that sparked the modern sex workers' rights movement across Europe and the United Kingdom. To improve access to justice for sex workers globally, it is crucial to reflect on the lessons of the 1975 occupation and the ensuing strike. The coordinated response in Lyon and the national solidarity it inspired demonstrated the power of collective action within the sex worker community. International Sex Workers' Day serves as a vital opportunity to uplift the voices of sex workers worldwide and to advocate for fair and equal treatment under the law. Sex workers around the world continue to face a wide range of barriers seeking justice—both when victimised and when facing criminal charges. Due to the widespread criminalisation of sex work, many are excluded from workplace protections and labour rights, and continue to be vulnerable to arrest, detention, deportation and legal penalties. ‣ A place in history. ”Some years later, in 1985, over a hundred sex workers met in Amsterdam for the first of two World Whore Congresses. They drew up the World Charter for sex Worker Rights, which called first and foremost for the decriminalisation of prostitution. The 2015 decision by Amnesty International to advocate for the worldwide decriminalisation of sex work was applauded by sex worker rights groups, but there's still a lot of work to be done. The eight-day nationwide strike by French sex workers in 1975 inspired not just the Australian sex workers who agitated for change in their own country, but sex workers around the world.” [Article: see post.] ‣ From SWOP NSW. On June 2nd we remember the sex workers who came before us, those who took a stand, fought for better working conditions, demanded change, equal justice, and the right to exists with dignity, respect, and the same protections freely afforded to others. Today, we proudly celebrate 51 years of International Whores' Day, marking this historic anniversary for sex workers across the industry, and for those at the intersections of multiple forms of marginalisation. Our struggles are shared, and our voices are stronger together. We stand united in the fight for rights, safety, freedom for discrimination, bodily autonomy, and equality. Celebrate International Whores' Day with SOP NSW at our 2026 Annual Hookers and Strippers Ball on June 11. ‣ Terminology. In recent years, the term “International Sex Workers' Day” has become the more commonly used name for this occasion, particularly among organisations and individuals outside the sex worker community. While many sex workers have proudly reclaimed the word “whore” as a symbol of resistance, solidarity, and pride, it remains a derogatory term. When used by those outside the industry, it is still often experienced as stigmatising or offensive. For this reasons, most sex workers ask that non-sex workers refrain from using the word, and instead support language that respects the autonomy and self-identification of our community.
June 6, 2026 at 9:01 PM
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> Sex Workers Deserve Safety, Not Criminalisation!

👠 June 2nd manifesto ☂️
By the English Collective of Prostitutes. 🇬🇧

[⚠️ CW (white/3rd image), descriptions of multiple forms of abuse and violence (by police and others).]

#sexwork #ISWD #ecp #iswd2026 #uk #gb #manifesto
NO Raids. NO Arrests. NO Deportation. We demand SEX WORKER RIGHTS. Today, on International Whores’ Day, we honour the courage of sex workers fighting for safety, justice and survival. Every day, sex workers contact the ECP for help after experiencing rape and other violence, robbery, stalking, sexist, racist and transphobic abuse . . . and police inaction, and immigration enforcement. Recent examples include… Women speaking up against a police crackdown targeting sex workers on the street in Enfield -- part of a new national police strategy called ‘Clear, Hold, Build’ -- which has cut women off from health services and other support, pushed them into isolated areas, and put them at risk of attack, including by police. Migrant women bravely reporting armed robberies and attacks, often from the same gang, while police ignored evidence and threatened to report victims to the Home Office for deportation. Women in Soho resisting extreme ongoing harassment, intimidation and attempted break-ins by large groups of men and boys, with police failing to intervene. Sex workers fighting confiscation of their hard-earned cash under Proceeds of Crime laws. A migrant trans woman who is still fighting her case after being arrested when the man who attacked her falsely accused her instead. A woman raped and subjected to coercive control, who is challenging the police decision to drop her case. International Whores’ Day commemorates the occupation of Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon in 1975, when sex workers organised against police illegality, racism and violence. Over fifty years on the struggle continues . . . We demand: Decriminalisation Safety from violence An end to police and immigration enforcement against sex workers Ending women’s poverty, homelessness and the low pay and exploitative conditions in other jobs so that we can leave sex work if we choose.
June 5, 2026 at 2:16 PM
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Destaco del #2j/#ISWD2026…

🥇 Mini-documental de ESWA: https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116697896801299070

🥈 Retrospectivas de SIN y AMETS:
https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116693522731485746
https://kolektiva.social/@yenndc/116696421911648053

🥉 Publicaciones de ASWA, GAATW y ECP […]
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June 9, 2026 at 6:00 PM
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RE: https://rheinneckar.social/@andereanna/116651011528844668

Still just—😍

#sexwork #ISWD #iswd2026 #germany
rheinneckar.social
May 30, 2026 at 6:00 PM
yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy
«Trabajo Sexual es Trabajo»
Concentración por el Día de ləs Trabajadorəs Sexuales~

🗓️ Martes 2 de junio
🏙️ San Sebastian 🕖 19:00
📍 Boulevard

Último teaser, promise~ 🤞

#trabajosexual #eventosts #2j #sansebastian #gta #Ehgam #asambleatransbollomarika #ehbilgunefeminista #ISWD #iswd2026 #2026w23
2 de junio «Trabajo Sexual Es Trabajo» Día Internacional de las Trabajadoras Sexuales. Concentración en San Sebastian a las 19:00 en el Boulevard. Convocan: Asamblea Trans de Guipúzcoa, Ehgam, Asamblea Transbollomarika, Bilgune Feminista.
May 28, 2026 at 6:00 AM
yenndc.kolektiva.social.ap.brid.gy
«Trabajo Sexual es Trabajo»
Concentración por el Día de ləs Trabajadorəs Sexuales~

🗓️ Martes 2 de junio
🏙️ Vitoria 🕡 18:30
📍 Plaza del General Loma

Tooodavía no, así que traigo otro adelanto~ 💖

#trabajosexual #eventosts #2j #vitoria #gasteizkomf #clandestinas #Sidálava #ISWD #iswd2026 #2026w23
2 de Junio: «Trabajo Sexual Es Trabajo» [Concentración] a las 18:30 en la Plaza del Coño [formalmente, “Plaza del General Loma”, Vitoria]. ¡Derechos para todes! [logos: Clandestinas, Gasteizko Mugimendu Feminista, Sidálava.]
May 26, 2026 at 6:00 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
Post de María Midori (#AMETS 🇲🇽 #México)

#TrabajoSexual #2J #ISWD #ISWD2026
Hoy es el día internacional de la trabajadora sexual; pero como ya hay muchos post hablando sobre el hecho histórico el día de hoy (yo misma tengo un reel fijado en mi perfil sobre ese tema) hoy les quiero hablar sobre estas fotos de hace 8 años. Hace 8 años fue la primera vez que desde AMETS salimos a las calles como trabajadoras organizadas. Éramos 4 peladas, (las tres que ven en las fotos y la compañera que tomó las fotos). Nos citamos en Tlalpan y caminamos un buen tramo extendiendo nuestra manta pintada a manita, también llevábamos un megáfono y unos folletos. Recuerdo que pasaban los carros y algunos nos tocaban el claxon y nos echaban porras. Hoy mismo veo que tan solo en la CDMX ya existen muchos grupos de trabajadoras que hacen sus eventos, reuniones o lo que sea para conmemorar el día y se siente chido, porque hace 8 años no los había, y en ese momento no nos dio miedo ni nos detuvo ser nomas 4 compañeras saliendo a la calle y exponernos a las miradas de los incrédulos que nos veían raro por andar gritando que somos orgullosamente putas, jajaj. Recuerdo que terminamos el recorrido justo frente al hotel amazonas, a la altura de San Antonio Abad. Terminamos re cansadas, pero contentas, había sido una primera experiencia y aunque éramos poquitas las sentimos exitosa. Qué bonitos recuerdos. Por cierto, ese día también estaba ‘Diosa Baubo’ quien ha estado en el argüende desde entonces.
June 6, 2026 at 9:01 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
#SexWork #ISWD #ISWD2026 #Colombia #PutamentePoderosas #TrabajoSexual #2J
«Día Internacional de las Trabajadoras Sexuales» 51 años después, las trabajadoras sexuales siguen denunciando: violencia, persecución, discriminación y exclusión. 2 de junio de 2026. ‣ En 1975, más de 150 trabajadoras sexuales ocuparon una iglesia en Lyon, Francia. Esigían algo que hoy sigue siendo urgente: • Que cese la violencia policial. • Que pare el abuso institucional. • Que existan condiciones laborales dignas. • Que sus vias importen. ‣ Día Internacional de las Trabajadoras Sexuales, por una vida libre de violencia, estigma y persecución. El 2 de junio se conmemora el Día Internacional de las Trabajadoras Sexuales. 51 años después, muchas de esas exigencias siguen vigentes. Hablar de derechos humanos también implica reconocer las vidas, voces y luchas de las trabajadoras sexuales. Hoy recordamos una lucha colectiva que sigue resistiendo.
June 6, 2026 at 9:01 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
#AMMAR #SexWork #ISWD #ISWD2026 #Argentina #TrabajoSexual #2J
#2J Día Internacional de ləs Trabajadorəs Sexuales Hoy 2 de junio se conmemora el día internacional de ləs trabajadorəs sexuales. La fecha recuerda la histórica protesta de 1975 en Lyon, Francia ,cuando más de 150 trabajadoras sexuales ocuparon la iglesia de Saint- Nizier para reclamar contra la violencia policial, la represión, la clandestinidad y los abusos. Tras ocho días de huelga la policía allano la iglesia de forma violenta el 10 de junio. 51 años después de aquel hecho histórico, la realidad de quienes ejercemos el trabajo sexual no ha cambiado. Los atropellos policiales siguen vigentes: detenciones arbitrarias,discriminación, coimas, abusos y golpizas. En el contexto actual de nuestro país nos enfrentamos a "operativos de saturación" donde la policia acosa,requisa, detiene y violenta a las trabajadoras sexuales del espacio público. La crisis económica nos expuso a mayor precariedad y violencia institucional donde muchas compañeras por no tener para pagar el alquiler en un hotel o pensión se encuentran en situación de calle. El trabajo sexual en Argentina NO es un delito pero todos los espacios y las distintas formas de organización y autogestion están criminalizadas por códigos contravencionales y legislaciones que equiparan el trabajo sexual con la trata de personas. Es necesario y urgente que nuestro trabajo sea reconocido y poder acceder a derechos laborales como obra social y jubilación. Seguiremos luchando hasta que la despenalización y el reconocimiento sea una realidad concreta para todo nuestro sector. Feliz día de lucha compañeras!!!
June 6, 2026 at 9:01 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
> On June 2, 1975, sex workers occupied Saint-Nizier Church in Lyon, France, protesting police harassment and criminalization. Today we honor their legacy and continue the fight for sex workers’ rights, safety, and dignity. #InternationalWhoresDay
— @decrim305

#ISWD #ISWD2026 #Decrim305 #USA FL
[logo: Decrim 305.] «International Whore's Day»
June 6, 2026 at 9:01 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
> #2Juin #PartiPirate #DroitsDesTDS

— #PartiPirate 🇫🇷 #France

Proposition: https://partipirate.org/program/index/droits_humains_a_l_ere_numerique___droits_des_travailleuses_et_des_travailleurs_du_sexe

#TravailDuSexe #ISWD #ISWD2026
En cette journée internationale des TDS (2 Juin), le Parti Pirate rappelle une urgence : celle de protéger les travailleuses et travailleurs du sexe. La loi de 2016 dite « contre le système prostitutionnel » a échoué. Elle a précarisé, isolé et exposé aux violences. Face à cette marginalisation, nous portons un programme clair basé sur l'autonomie, la dignité et la sécurité des personnes concernées. Notre objectif ? Abolir les mesures répressives et instaurer un cadre légal et social protecteur. 1. Reconnaissance et droits sociaux Nous voulons abroger la loi de 2016 et reconnaître le travail sexuel comme une activité économique légale. À la clé : un vrai statut professionnel avec accès à l'assurance maladie, la retraite, les congés et la parentalité. 2. Fin du faux proxénétisme et protection Il faut modifier le Code pénal. L’entraide entre TDS ou le soutien des proches doivent plus être criminalisés. En revanche, nous renforçons les sanctions contre la véritable exploitation et les abus économiques. 3. Sécurité et lieux autogérés Le droit de choisir/refuser ses clients et ses pratiques doit être garanti. Nous proposons d'autoriser les lieux dédiés autogérés : se regrouper collectivement pour travailler en sécurité, sans contrainte ni intermédiaire. 4. Accès aux soins et accompagnement Renforcement du suivi médico-social et un accompagnement réel pour les personnes souhaitant se reconvertir. La sécurité et les droits plutôt que la répression. Pour lire notre proposition [post].
June 6, 2026 at 9:01 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
«Punitivismo y Derechos | charla en el Grado de Criminología de la Universidad de Girona»

Destacado por @stoponglgtbi por el #2J, Día Internacional de las Trabajadoras Sexuales.

#ISWD #ISWD2026 #TrabajoSexual #España
2J | Día Internacional de las Trabajadoras Sexuales No queremos ser salvadas, queremos derechos. [logo: ONG Stop.]
June 6, 2026 at 9:01 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
> #InternationalWhoresDay #SexWorkersDay #2Giugno #SexWorkersRights #DecriminalizeSexWork
👥 СТАР 🇲🇰

#SexWork #ISWD #STAR #ISWD2026 #NorthMacedonia #СТАР #СексуалнитеРаботници #Македонија
Денес, на 2 Јуни, го одбележуваме Меѓународниот ден на сексуалните работници. Овој ден се смета за симболично раѓање на активистичкото движење на сексуалните работници и нивната долгогодишна борба за признавање на сексуалната работа како труд и занимање, како и за почитување и заштита на основните човекови права. Затоа, денес потсетуваме, дека достоинството, безбедноста и еднаквоста не се привилегија, туку право на секој човек, без разлика на сексуална ориентација, пол, род, професија, религија...
June 6, 2026 at 9:01 PM
dz-yenn.bsky.social
Vídeo de @ahotsainfo a raíz de la concentración del #2J en #Pamplona.
Ahota.info-ren bideoa sexu-langileen aldeko kontrentrazioan ekainaren 2an #Iruñea-n.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5izNcWOqwBw

#ISWD #ISWD2026 #SexuLana #TrabajoSexual #EuskalHerria
[Ekainak 2ko kontzentrazioko argazkia Iruñean; pertsona batek kontzentrazioaren kartela erakusten du “Sexu Lana Lana Da” goiburuarekin; atzean, aterke gorri pare bat ikus daiteke.]
June 6, 2026 at 9:01 PM