“"The most telling example of this the way the Nordic countries treat migrants who sell sex. In Sweden this is embodied by the Aliens Act, which forbids foreign women from selling sex in Sweden and is used by the police to apprehend non-Swedish or migrant persons suspected of selling sex. This reveals the limits of the rhetoric of female victimisation, with clients framed as perpetrators: if the seller is foreign, she is to blame, and can be punished with deportation. In Norway, we see similar gaps between stated ideology, written policies, and practice. Even though it is completely legal to sell sex, women involved in prostitution are victims of increased police, neighbour and border controls which stigmatise them and make them more vulnerable."”
- The “Nordic Model” of Prostitution Law is a Myth (via sextus—empiricus)
- The “Nordic Model” of Prostitution Law is a Myth (via sextus—empiricus)
