Laura Agustín, author of the must-read Sex at the Margins: Migration, Labour Markets and the Rescue Industry, has re-vamped her website and launched it as a blog with much-needed international perspectives on migration, culture, economy and sex. Check out Border Thinking.
Here are some of the recent posts:
- Unwanted Rescues: a poster from Thailand
- Sex workers and Violence against Women: Utopic Visions or Battle of the Sexes? (originally published in 2001)
- Leaving Home for Sex (originally published in 2002)
Filed under: Human Rights, Media | Tagged: International, Laura Agustín, migration, sex at the margins, Sex work, trafficking |
Bound, Not Gagged 
Awesome! Thanks!
Thanks, Audacia, for posting this. I’ve been following some of your recent conversations here without seeing an opportunity to comment. But I’m reading!
Best, Laura
Laura, please check out my film Happy Endings?
I followed 3 Korean women in an Asian Massage Parlor for 3 years in RI where prostitution is legal while the mayor fought to change the law and re-criminalize prostitution.
http://www.happyendingsdoc.com