Womxn : Working

Womxn : Working

Release date : March 1, 2022
Runtime : 52m
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Director : Shanelle Jewnarain /
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Womxn : Working is a portrait of Nosipho Vidima, a sex work activist and feminist from South Africa as well as her comrades who are engaged in a struggle to decriminalize sex work in their country. Facing discrimination and marginalization due to their chosen profession, these women are taking the fight to change the law to the streets and protesting in the halls of legislation where they lobby. Currently many sex workers are victims of violence, police brutality and rejection by their communities. The decriminalization of their trade will mean an improved status and better access.
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  • title:Womxn : Working
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2022
  • Runtime:52m
  • Genres: Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin:
  • Original Language:
  • Director: Shanelle Jewnarain /
  • Writers:
  • Production companies:
  • Overview:Womxn : Working is a portrait of Nosipho Vidima, a sex work activist and feminist from South Africa as well as her comrades who are engaged in a struggle to decriminalize sex work in their country. Facing discrimination and marginalization due to their chosen profession, these women are taking the fight to change the law to the streets and protesting in the halls of legislation where they lobby. Currently many sex workers are victims of violence, police brutality and rejection by their communities. The decriminalization of their trade will mean an improved status and better access.
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