The Hill: California’s state legislature this week sent a bill to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D) desk that would protect sex workers who report violent crimes from arrest. The measure, Senate Bill 233, passed the state Senate, 28-10, in May (2019) and passed the state Assembly, 30-9, on Monday (7/8/2019). The legislation would grant immunity from arrest to sex workers reporting crimes such as rape, either as victims or witnesses. It would also remove a provision in existing law that allows police to use possession of condoms as probable cause for the arrests of sex work in certain cases. Staff Writer @BudrykZack
SESTA/FOSTA imposes accountability on internet service providers, remains misinterpreted by many | TheHill
Of course Shea Rhodes thinks Survivors Against SESTA are stupid. sesta-fosta-imposes-accountability-on-internet-service-providers-remains-misinterpreted-by-many-thehill
Pennsylvania’s Shea Rhodes Speaks To “The Hill” About SESTA
Shea Rhodes in op/ed to The Hill: Prostitution is incredibly dangerous. The admission by sex workers who claim to use certain websites to screen violent and homicidal sex buyers acknowledges the inherent danger of commercial sex. The passage of SESTA/FOSTA does not make prostitution more dangerous.
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