North American Task Force On Prostitution

Information About North American Task Force On Prostitution

About North American Task Force On Prostitution :

North American Task Force On Prostitution is a health related organization- Organization. It is also known as Â North American Task Force On Prostitution (ntfp )

Address Of North American Task Force On Prostitution :

North American Task Force On Prostitution, 2785 Broadway, Suite 4l, New York, Ny 10025-2834.

Contact Information Of North American Task Force On Prostitution Is :

Phone Number :

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Email Address :

[email protected]

Web Address :

http://www.bayswan.org/NTFP.html

Main Activity Of North American Task Force On Prostitution

-: In 1994, NTFP’s purpose was expanded to involve organizations and individuals who support the rights of prostitutes and other sex workers.

-: NTFP is a network of sex workers, sex workers’ rights organizations, and individuals and organizations that support the rights of sex workers: to organize on their own behalf; to work safely and without legal repression; to travel without legal restrictions; to have families and raise children; and to enjoy the same rights, responsibilities, and privileges as other people.

-: The goals of NTFP are: to repeal the existing prostitution laws; to ensure the right of prostitutes and other sex workers to bargain with their employers, when they work for third parties, in order to improve their working conditions; to inform the public about a wide range of issues related to prostitution and other forms of sex work; to promote the development of support services for sex workers, including HIV/AIDS/STD and violence prevention projects, health and social support services for sex workers, legal assistance projects, and job retraining and other programs to assist prostitutes who wish to change their occupation; and to end the public stigma associated with sex work.

-: NTFP produces a variety of materials.

Other Activities Of North American Task Force On Prostitution

The goals of NTFP are: to repeal the existing prostitution laws; to ensure the right of prostitutes and other sex workers to bargain with their employers, when they work for third parties, in order to improve their working conditions; to inform the public about a wide range of issues related to prostitution and other forms of sex work; to promote the development of support services for sex workers, including HIV/AIDS/STD and violence prevention projects, health and social support services for sex workers, legal assistance projects, and job retraining and other programs to assist prostitutes who wish to change their occupation; and to end the public stigma associated with sex work.