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Sex Work: 14 answers to your questions
This booklet is intended for social services and health professionals, police officers and community workers, as well as people from the media, the justice system or the government in Canada. Its purpose is to shed light on some preconceived ideas about sex work.
Year of publication:
2007
Theme:
Research Ethics and Methods
Author:
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