RhED Products
Working Girls in Melbourne Brothels
Given the 10th anniversary of the establishment of a legal sex industry in
Victoria, RhED felt it timely to explore the profile of women working in the
industry.
We conducted a semi structured face to face, confidential survey
with 100 women from the industry, capturing both day and night shift
women. We then collated the information and clustered the data in
themes and differences, highlighting the experiences of women working
in the industry. The results presented in this report inform the RhED team
and will assist future planning, using the results to develop our brothel
outreach services and resources.
Vox Pop
The Prostitution Control Act 1994 - the law that governs what happens, where and how in the Victorian Sex Industry - is currently being reviewed. Have your say on what should change by filling in this form and sending it in to us by fax or post!
Information Pack
Much has been written about prostitution and the sex industry. An Information Pack is available from RhED that provides a number of articles that reflect some issues that are current and/or are of concern to sex workers. Click here for further information.
LIP: Legal Issues for Professionals
LIP was produced and published as a joint project of RhED and the St Kilda Legal Service Co-op. It is a booklet for sex workers providing comprehensive information about:
- the legal set up for sex work in Victoria,
- dealing with the police and other officials,
- health and the law,
- tax, and
- industrial rights.
LIP also provides a directory of services relevant to sex workers, including where to go to make complaints if you have been treated unfairly. A copy of LIP is available from RhED by calling 1800 458 752 or click below to download a copy.
Occupational Health and Safety in the Australian Sex Industry
In Australia, all workers - no matter what industry they work in - have the right not to have their health put at risk through carrying out the normal requirements of their work. A Guide to Best Practice: Occupational Health and Safety in the Australian Sex Industry is produced by the Scarlet Alliance and the Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations and is available from RhED by calling 1800 458 752.
Power
Sex that is not negotiated is not part of the deal. Sexual assault is not part of the job. POWER is a booklet that addresses sexual violence issues for workers in the sex industry and encourages them to take action. For a copy of Power call RhED on 1800 458 752 or click below to download a copy.
RED Magazine
RhED produces a bi-annual social health magazine - RED. Each issue is packed with a variety of features, regular items including Trade Talk and Media Talk, as well as contributions from sex workers such as stories, poems and information. Click here for the latest issue.
Risky Business
The Risky Business Project is specifically focused on the needs of street sex workers with regard to reducing sexual violence, and more generally toward the needs of the local community in reducing the impact of street sex work and injecting drug use. The Risky Business Project has produced the Risky Business Safety Kit that includes the Hot Safety Tips Booklet, Safety Contacts Key Card and Safety Whistle. Kits are available from RhED by calling 1800 458 752, or click the links below to download the contents of the Safety Booklet and Safety Key Card.
STI Handbook
The STI Handbook is specifically written for sex workers and provides information about general sexual health and sexually transmissible infections. Copies of the STI Handbook are available for RhED by calling 1800 458 752.
Other Products
RhED also produces a range of other products including:
Posters: 'Up Yours Not Mine'
Postcards:
'Up Yours Not Mine'
'Sex Workers We Support You'
Stickers: 'Big Sister is Watching You'
Posters, postcards and stickers are available from RhED by calling 1800 458 762.
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