– The recognition of sex work as work and the need to decriminalize it in order to obtain the same labor rights as other workers;
– The recognition that sex work takes place within a capitalist, neo-colonial and cishetero-patriarchal system; the recognition that women, racialized people, trans/queer/gender non-conforming people, migrants and people with disabilities are over-represented in sex work, due in part to the barriers to employment and good jobs in the capitalist system;
– The self-representation of SWrs and their right to talk about their own realities, and non-hierarchical self-organization that allows the implementation of direct responses and actions;
– The mobilization of our colleagues in our workplace is the basis of organizing towards better conditions;
– Autonomy from government institutions and other institutional donors.