The licensing of sex work in Australia and New Zealand

Thomas Crofts; Tracey Summerfield

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The licensing of sex work in Australia and New Zealand

27 Mar 2007

Thomas Crofts,

Tracey Summerfield

Sex work Sexually transmitted diseases Licensing Regulatory instruments Australia New Zealand

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Licensing of the sex industry is often seen as a better form of regulation than criminalisation or partial criminalisation. Thomas Crofts and Tracey Summerfield compare various Australian and New Zealand licensing models and their impact.

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