Prostitution debate videos

Je me demande parfois comment des personnalités que j'aime beaucoup voient la prostitution alors qu'on ne les a jamais entendues sur le sujet.

Sonia Mabrouk est ma présentatrice de nouvelles télé préférée (émission On va plus loin sur Publicsenat.fr) Elle est brillante, éclatante, souvent drôle et spectaculairement belle.

Quelle heureuse surprise de la voir défendre une position pragmatique alors qu'elle est invitée sur le plateau de Kiosque, une émission de TV5 monde.

Il faut dérouler le vidéo à 28 minutes.

http://www.tv5monde.com/cms/chaine-...31574-Fraude-fiscale-a-l-echelle-mondiale.htm

Viviane Teitelbaum, Présidente du Lobby Européen des Femmes, défend la position que vous imaginez juste par son titre.

La toujours géniale Sonia Verstappen, 30 ans de métier, est ravie de se faire expliquer ce qu'est la prostitution.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vmB3TeldK4

Many will be interested in hearing what the always brilliant Brooke Magnanti had to say last week before the Home Affairs select committee session on prostitution in UK.

I'd suggest you watch it quickly because it's going to be online only for 2 more weeks. You'll need to use Hola! and clear your cache because it has to be viewed from UK only.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b07d54ts/select-committees-home-affairs-committee

Maybe someone could explain to me how to save the video so it does not get lost.

PBS Point Taken had a debate recently on whether paying for sex should be crime or not. I liked the sex worker from the Umbrella Project.The yes side was composed of a philosopher who did not know anything about sex work and a woman who invented statistics to fit her purpose.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/point-taken/should-prostitution-be-crime/#intro

There are other links on the program site.

PBS shows us how to frame a totally unbiased way to ask a question (lol):

Poverty and lack of opportunity are two of the main reasons people turn to sex work. Should the law punish them, or people on the other side of the transaction who create the demand? Criminalizing the purchase instead of the sale means a sex worker can call the police if things get ugly. But would protections for sex worker in turn increase exploitation by pimps and organized crime? There are many factors to consider, but they all converge on one question: should paying for sex be a crime? Yes or no. (my emphasis)

We don't hear her often enough. Here's Sandra Wesley, Stella's director, on the campaign around the Grand Prix. It's a webcast on Forget the Box, a Montréal "progressive" blog. The sound quality is bad. It starts at 25 minutes.

http://www.forgetthebox.net/ftb-pod...lla-vs-grand-prix-and-news-roundup-201606153/

Meet KittyKorner or, more precisely, visit KittyKorner, a Youtube channel run by an unnamed australian sex worker. She has many interesting videos, including a very good How To for someone wanting to work in brothel. She also does activist stuff. Here's no 2 of a 3 part video on why sex workers need feminists AND MRAs. Some will like it because it's a feel good video for clients. However, it's not the reason why she made it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-jjeTAPCqY

Meet Jaana Kaupinen, director of Pro-tukpiste, a Finnish organisation defending the rights of sex workers and providing services to sex workers. The best formulations come at 4 minutes if you want a shorter version.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5i0EKpyP6c

Finland's "model" is abolitionist on steroids. Legal to buy and sell but almost everything facilitating it criminal. In 2006 they introduced a new specific crime, that of buying sexual services from an exploited sex worker. Luxembourg is in final phase of the adoption of the same crime.

Trsè bonne entrevue radio, avec Patrick Corriveau (criminologue) sur la prostitution juvénile. Le sujet est hyper délicat, mais il réussit quand même à démystifier certaines choses.

http://ici.radio-canada.ca/emission...ase":"/emissions/Les_matins_d_ici/2015-2016"}

"La prostitution : symbole d’esclavage sexuel moderne ou travail sexuel à réglementer?" Ni un ni l'autre. Crissez-moi dehors ces faiseux de titres.

Avec deux "usual suspects", Lllian Mathieu, toujours excellent, et Rosen Hicher et une nouvelle porte-parole du STRASS (où il y a eu du brasse camarade il y a quelque mois), Marianne Chargois, qui s'en tire très bien. Une gauche dans la bonne tradition du Strass, une gauche de l'autogestion, un système nulle part mieux approprié que dans le travail du sexe.

http://www.rfi.fr/emission/20160913...ref=partage_user&aef_campaign_date=2016-09-13

Rescue Follies


Not a video. But a damn funny exchange between Laura Agustin, the Naked Anthropologist who coined the term "rescue industry" and Norma Jean Almodovar who has published some extensive review of the made up stats on human trafficking.

http://www.lauraagustin.com/exchange-on-an-anti-trafficking-hotline

A very british brothel


A tv documentary. This is season 2.

It's tv so things are necessarily framed. But it had a good review by the Telegraph. Laura Lee appears at some point. Most girls we see are ++ size.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3ho5xl

The ethics of prostitution: Selling sex out of the shadows

A madam, Ivy League education apparently, in New Zealand

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&objectid=11797730

Audio file

A rare interview with Laura Agustin, a very independant mind who revolutionnized the way true research looks at human trafficking, putting the issue where it belongs, migration. As she often says, take the sex out of it and no one would care about it.

Starting at 28 minutes.

http://johnnylemuria.com/2017/03/lemurian-hour-4-laura-agustin.html

Fichiers audio

Quatre fichiers audio qui sont un enregistrement de conférences par Sarah-Marie Maffessoli (Médecins du Monde/Lotus Bus) et Milena Jaksic (CNRS) sur la nouvelle loi française et les personnes étrangères. Au total 1 heure 30. Si vous n'en écoutez qu'un seul choisissez le dernier.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wj3J0u2lAvY&list=PLFCxKBN2HcipqIPZXsOwss6jKNbq4lMEu

Fichier audio

Entrevue avec Lillian Mathieu à l'occasion de la sortie de son livre Prostitution, quel est le problème?

https://www.franceculture.fr/emissi...mes-45-prostitution-les-termes-de-la-question

COMING DAILY TO A WEBPAGE NEAR YOU,
STARTING 17 MAY, IN 22 GROUNDBREAKING EPISODES.

By Rose Alliance, the Swedish network of sex workers

http://www.nottotallystupid.com/

MANY ASSUMED ALL SEX WORKERS IN SWEDEN WOULD HAVE BEEN RESCUED BY NOW, BUT SOME MANAGED TO ESCAPE THE RESCUE PARTY AND THEIR THERAPY & TEA-SESSIONS, AND THEY HAVE BEEN KEEPING THEMSELVES VERY BUSY.

TIRED OF BEING TREATED LIKE CHILDREN AND LABELED PSYCHOLOGICALLY DAMAGED, THEY DECIDED TO EXPOSE THEIR OPPRESSORS AND THEIR EVIL ACTS OF DISCRIMINATION TO THE WORLD, HOPING TO PREVENT DISASTER STRIKING IN YET ANOTHER COUNTRY. THEY HAD NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE AND TIME WAS RUNNING OUT....

ROSE ALLIANCE PROUDLY PRESENTS
A TEAM OF LIGHT PRODUCTION
SUPPORTED BY OPEN SOCIETY FOUNDATIONS
INTRODUCING THE NEW REPORT FROM
THOSE WHO CANNOT CONSENT
...THEN AGAIN THEY ARE NOT TOTALLY STUPID EITHER

COMING DAILY TO A WEBPAGE NEAR YOU,
STARTING 17 MAY, IN 22 GROUNDBREAKING EPISODES.

SWEDEN THOUGHT NO ONE WOULD CARE ABOUT WHAT SEX WORKERS HAD TO SAY…
THEY WERE WRONG.

Le stage de sensibilisation pour les clients en France. Incursion dans une école de rééducation.

https://www.franceculture.fr/emissi...le-journal-de-maia-demain-jarrete-episode-1-0

Parcours migratoires

Très beau site Internet interactif mis sur pied à l'université de Lion qui présente trois parcours migratoires (une Nigérienne, une Bulgare et une Chinoise) fictifs construits à partir de données sociologiques crédibles. Utile pour relativiser le discours sur la traite des êtres humains.

https://exodes-charnels.universite-lyon.fr/