Here are the #Top10 trending hashtags on #Bluesky the past hour:
#epsteinweb #epetition_status #d17 #nowplaying #hiring #jobsearch #art #jobalert #primal #snl
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“Clarity isn’t cold. It’s just incompatible with unnecessary warmth.” #ColdSavant #ClarityProtocol #AffectiveNoiseFilter #ObservationMode #D17
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Watching white women wear dreadlocks while reposting *stolen language* about gaslighting and Indigenous harm—without naming their own proximity to it—is wild.
Discomfort is often the invitation.
#gaslighting
#WhorelidayAffair
#FillThisBox
#D17
#SexWorkerSolidarity
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👠 #SexWork #IDEVASW #D17 🇳🇱 #Netherlands
[Also ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ <3]
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![“I would not go to the police for anything. The laws make it impossible.”
«No Bad Women, Just Bad Police»
[loco: ECP]
‣ When the Police Are the Attackers
“They put me down on the floor, strapped my hands and my legs… picked me up like I was a pig for slaughter and threw me in the back of the van…”
“Police interrogate me… not even letting me sit down or have water. They made me remove my robe so I’m standing in underwear… One officer was taking photos.”
‣ No Protection from the Police Against Violence
“We were robbed… Police asked more about our work than about the gang… Then sent a letter saying if we were seen in the house we’d be deported.”
“It’s like our lives don’t matter. Girls were murdered and nothing was done. They behave like we are criminals.”
‣ Migrant, Trans, Women of Colour and Street‑Based Women as Targets
“They always think Asian people are trafficking… They take the money first.”
“They stop me in the street even when I’m not working… One officer said, ‘These women need to be dead’.”
‣ Criminalisation Deters Women From Reporting Violence
“Girls keep quiet because they don’t have documents and fear deportation.”
‣ Raids terrorise, humiliate and displace sex workers
“They raided my house. My daughter was with me, she was about five. They put me us in a hotel for the night. And then the next day they took her. The next day. She was gone.”
‣ Discrimination, Harassment, and Humiliation
“They take the piss… laughing… One said to a woman, ‘You’re a bit fucking old to be doing this.’”
“They stop me on the street and are very rude… They told me the man who killed prostitutes ‘did a good job.’”
‣ How Criminalisation Emboldens Violent Men
“Gangs robbed many women because they knew the police would do nothing.”
“Men threatened to make me work for them. Police said they cannot help.”
‣ What Would Improve Safety and Police Relations
“Stop deportations and decriminalise.”
“Be able to work together. The job is a job. It should be regarded as that.”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:7p4pbes77hhseeifiozhobxl/bafkreiaciaprtet62yebuj4r7qzivemtnqak2fma3thchxqoalqqsafqjq)
“I would not go to the police for anything. The laws make it impossible.” «No Bad Women, Just Bad Police» [loco: ECP] ‣ When the Police Are the Attackers “They put me down on the floor, strapped my hands and my legs… picked me up like I was a pig for slaughter and threw me in the back of the van…” “Police interrogate me… not even letting me sit down or have water. They made me remove my robe so I’m standing in underwear… One officer was taking photos.” ‣ No Protection from the Police Against Violence “We were robbed… Police asked more about our work than about the gang… Then sent a letter saying if we were seen in the house we’d be deported.” “It’s like our lives don’t matter. Girls were murdered and nothing was done. They behave like we are criminals.” ‣ Migrant, Trans, Women of Colour and Street‑Based Women as Targets “They always think Asian people are trafficking… They take the money first.” “They stop me in the street even when I’m not working… One officer said, ‘These women need to be dead’.” ‣ Criminalisation Deters Women From Reporting Violence “Girls keep quiet because they don’t have documents and fear deportation.” ‣ Raids terrorise, humiliate and displace sex workers “They raided my house. My daughter was with me, she was about five. They put me us in a hotel for the night. And then the next day they took her. The next day. She was gone.” ‣ Discrimination, Harassment, and Humiliation “They take the piss… laughing… One said to a woman, ‘You’re a bit fucking old to be doing this.’” “They stop me on the street and are very rude… They told me the man who killed prostitutes ‘did a good job.’” ‣ How Criminalisation Emboldens Violent Men “Gangs robbed many women because they knew the police would do nothing.” “Men threatened to make me work for them. Police said they cannot help.” ‣ What Would Improve Safety and Police Relations “Stop deportations and decriminalise.” “Be able to work together. The job is a job. It should be regarded as that.”
👥 #ECP 🇬🇧 #UK
👠 #SexWork #D17 #IDEVASW
«No Bad Women, Just Bad Police»
Some highlights from the report. ^^
Available in full at:
🌐 prostitutescollective.net/no-bad-women...
[Quotes in alt text trimmed further to make it fit — but well, they *are* textually in the report. ^~]
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🕯️️ #AmnestyInternational 🇬🇧 #UK
👠 #SexWork #D17 #IDEVASW
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![«International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers»
December 17
[Illustration of a red umbrella.] [logo: TAMPEP]
‣ Migrant Sex Workers Call for Rights](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:7p4pbes77hhseeifiozhobxl/bafkreic7dbkugwepydjtioevwpyk42u6rlpv7hgjrbu3tqj3sedgne44lm)
«International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers» December 17 [Illustration of a red umbrella.] [logo: TAMPEP] ‣ Migrant Sex Workers Call for Rights
INTERNATIONAL DAY TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST SEX WORKERS Physical attacks, psychological violence, even murders, continue to afflict sex workers every day round the world, but no effective actions have been taken to prevent it. Violence against sex workers, especially of migrant sex workers, street-based and transgender, are commonplace. Sex workers and allies across Europe demand the recognition of labour and migration rights as a way to combat stigma and violence against sex workers. WHAT IS VIOLENCE AGAINST SEX WORKERS ▪ Stigma and discrimination ▪ State violence ▪ Lack of security ▪ Criminalization by law ▪ Criminalization of clients ▪ Exclusion at decision forums The violence, stigma and repression sex workers experience isolate them and increase their vulnerability. Sex workers are everywhere, yet no one sees them, except when they serve as pawns to be played in the public debate to justify repressive laws or actions to “protect” them. We demande that the political climate in Europe will move toward more rights and more safety, not toward criminalization. Join us, LISTEN TO SEX WORKERS, stand up to demand an end of ALL forms of violence against sex workers!
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![• Sex Workers Deserve Safety.
• Sex Workers Deserve Justice.
• Sex Workers Deserve to Live without Fear.
• Sex Workers' Rights are Human Rights.
[logo: SWAN] December 17th is the International Day to End Violence against Sex Workers.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:7p4pbes77hhseeifiozhobxl/bafkreielwvjii5o6a2xk7wffafpzewj5723x7wrnvzvygdacfefpwythym)
• Sex Workers Deserve Safety. • Sex Workers Deserve Justice. • Sex Workers Deserve to Live without Fear. • Sex Workers' Rights are Human Rights. [logo: SWAN] December 17th is the International Day to End Violence against Sex Workers.
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Small task for those in the US. Tell your reps to say NO to age verification laws and kosa.
#internet #linkinbio #actionitem #d17 #explore
www.badinternetbills.com
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Hey New York, I have a small task for you to do to protect people in sw. Today, D17 day to end violence against sw’ers, is a great to day to call your governor and ask her to sign the immunity bill A.1029-B / S.3967-B #linkinbio
#actionitem #d17 #newyork #newyorkstate
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Haha makes sense for the time of year but Dec 17 specifically?? So odd
Like am I uniquely inspired by #D17 International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers?
Or is it being 2 weeks from end of the year?
Or some combination of all of it lol
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we were never invisible.
We were never voiceless.
And we will never stop demanding a world without violence.
#D17 #December17 #IDTEVASW
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Graphic with a lavender background and a red umbrella. The graphic reads: "December 17th International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers This account stands in solidarity with sex workers around the globe. This account advocates for SWs' rights and protection from and violence from both clients and the state. Decriminalize Sex Work!"
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Today, is for #SexWorkers; the ones who have passed, and the ones who are still building community. #D17 #idevasw
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Black person holding red umbrella which reads end violence against sex workers)
As we exist and resist this #D17, we honor community members in the fight to end violence against sex workers and those we've lost along the way 🕯
(📷 : SWARM)
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Today, we remember, mourn & honor the members of our community we've
lost to senseless violence. Sex workers
deserve the right to work safely without fear of stigma, violence, or arrest.
Honoring those we've lost means fighting for a future where sex workers can live and work safely
#oursky #D17
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Remembering all the folks we lost this year & celebrating the resilience of the community today. This is why we fight!
#D17
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How are you uplifting sex workers in your community today?
What is your role in the fight for better rights, respect, and resources for people performing erotic labor in the sex trade?
✊❤️☂️🌹🕯️
#IDEVASW #D17
#EndViolenceAgainstSexWorkers
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Today is #IDEVASW
Take a moment for those we've lost, and put your back into supporting those who are still around. We experience all kinds of violence.
State-sanctioned incl the prison industrial complex, racism, bigotry of all forms, the patriarchy, lack or complete absence of resources.
#D17
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12:33 44 < All iCloud December 17, 2025 at 12:33 PM What does violence against sex workers look like (my experience): Violence looks like cancelling a session last minute during the holiday season Violence looks like getting my incall address then ghosting me Violence looks like booking the disabled sex worker because you know you can physical overpower them Violence looks like never paying a cancellation fee Violence looks like writing fake reviews Violence looks like doxxing Violence looks like not getting to eat all day because the client doesn't think it's important for me to eat Violence looks like getting worse medical care because you're a whore Violence looks like the MPX outbreak only being spoken about in private
Some less obvious forms of violence that sex workers, like me, experience: #d17
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#InternationalDayToEndViolenceAgainstSexWorkers was established on #ThisDayInHistory in 2003. #D17 was created to memorialize the victims of yet another serial killer who targeted #SexWorkers, as well as to highlight ongoing state violence, and the vile brutality of many johns.
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![[A blob of ‘happy’ colors, with two pleading eyes drawn in the middle. It read ‘Be Nice” above the eyes, and below, curved in the shape of a smile, adds “to Sex Workers” and “Red Umbrella Sweden”.]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:7p4pbes77hhseeifiozhobxl/bafkreid5agdwq2fbf3el4xj344dmw4gxskq7gzvgjvqccpgxhe322awj3m)
[A blob of ‘happy’ colors, with two pleading eyes drawn in the middle. It read ‘Be Nice” above the eyes, and below, curved in the shape of a smile, adds “to Sex Workers” and “Red Umbrella Sweden”.]
👥 #RUS 🇸🇪 #Sweden
👠 #SexWork #D17 #IDEVASW
“On this International Day to End Violence Against Sx Workrs we’re launching new merch to highlight a simple but radical statement:
BE NICE TO SEX WORKERS!!!”
— @redumbrellasweden.bsky.social
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🛒 www.tradera.com/profile/item...
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December 1 — Why we say their names. “We say their names because memory is power.” Every names spoken resists silence, erasure, and stigma. December 2 — Why we need December 17. Violence isn't inevitable. Violence is preventable. December 17 matters because safety requires change—law, culture, and community. December 3 — Criminalization creates violence. Criminalization = Violence. Decriminalization = Safety. Laws should protect, not endanger. December 4 — Stigma kills. “Why was she there?” is the wrong question. The right one: “Who hurt her, and why wasn't she protected?” December 5 — When justice isn't justice. Justice denied = Violence continued. Sex workers deserve safety, dignity, and justice—no exceptions. December 6 — Stories of survival. Survival is not silence. Every story told is prof that we are not invisible, and that we are not powerless. December 7 — Building our own safety. When systems fail, we keep each other alive. Buddy systems. Bad-date lists. Mutual aid. Community safety is real safety. December 8 — Resilience as resistance. Every act of joy is an act of defiance. Resilience = Resistance. December 13 — How allies can show up. Donate, show up, listen, amplify, advocate. December 14 — Funding justice, not violence. Stop funding raids. Start funding rights. Justice means funding sex worker-led solutions. December 15 — Memorial, not just mourning. From mourning to movement, our grief is resistance, our resistance is power. December 16 — A world without violence. Imagine safety. A world where sex work is work, and no one's life is disposable. December 17 — Closing reflections. Much has changed. Much hasn't. But together, across every line of politics and faith—we can end the violence.
👥 #SWOPBehindBars 🇺🇸 #USA
👠 #SexWork #D17 #IDEVASW
@swopbehindbars.bsky.social has been publishing brief articles the whole month heading to this day~ 💞
Go take a look! You can find the 17 of them at:
🌐 www.swopbehindbars.org/blog/categor...
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