In 2016, acting in his capacity as Deputy President, Cyril Ramaphosa launched the South African National AIDS Council (SANAC) ‘National Sex Work Sector Plan 2016-2019’ and presented the leader of the Sex Work Sector, Ms Kholi Buthelezi, with a sunflower as a symbol of his solidarity to decriminalise sex work.  Since then, the Asijiki Coalition

August 2, 2022 We as civic organisations here undersigned, condemn the hate speech and cyberbullying, in the form of doxing, by Councillor Nkululeko Mbundu, party representative for Action SA and MMC for Economic Development in the City of Johannesburg, directed at members of the South African Informal Traders Forum (SAITF) and staff of their legal

13 July 2022ASIJIKI wants answers on CGE Section 6 Committee on the Decriminalisation of Sex WorkOn Friday, 8 July the Asijiki Coalition for the Decriminalisation of Sex Work wrote to the Commissionon Gender Equality (CGE) to voice its concern over the increasing influence of individuals within theCGE who are using their positions to impose their

In 2016, acting in his capacity as Deputy President, Cyril Ramaphosa launched the South African National AIDS Council (SANAC) ‘National Sex Work Sector Plan 2016-2019’ and presented the leader of the Sex Work Sector, Ms Kholi Buthelezi, with a sunflower as a symbol of his solidarity to decriminalise sex work. Since then, the South Africa’s

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Sonke Gender Justice is seeking a consultant to work on boosting social media within the Asijiki CoalitionSonke Gender Justice (SGJ) is a womxn’s rights organisation that is committed to feminist principles, using a rights-based and gender-transformative approach to achieve human rights and gender justice. The Sex Worker Rights’ Project within SGJ focusses on working within

Sonke Gender Justice is seeking a consultant to work within the Asijiki CoalitionSonke Gender Justice (SGJ) is a womxn’s rights organisation that is committed to feminist principles, using a rights-based and gender-transformative approach to achieve human rights and gender justice. The Sex Worker Rights’ Project within SGJ focusses on working within partnerships and coalitions to