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Pan-India Survey of Sex Workers
This survey of female sex workers found that poverty and limited education push women into several kinds of work including sex work. Therefore, sex work cannot be considered as singular or isolated in its links with poverty, as other occupations are pursued before sex work emerges or is considered as an option. Sex work may also be regarded as offering a significant supplementary income to other forms of labour. Many of those surveyed also worked in diverse occupations in the unskilled manufacturing or services sector albeit for extremely poor wages.
Year of publication:
2011
Theme:
Economics and Development
Theme:
Health and HIV
Author:
Rohini Shani & V Kalyan Shankar Tweets
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