In this article I present the use of the broad concept of trafficking in the “Buying sex is not a sport” campaign, launched by the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women (CATW) against German regulation of prostitution (configuring prostitution as sex work). I trace the development of this 2006 campaign in which conservative and social-democratic parties, churches and anti-globalization organizations joined together at the international level. Finally, I trace the ideological and political reasons for the convergence of left-wing and right-wing forces, along with some leftist theoretical texts on prostitution.
Buying sex is not a sport : a campaign against trafficking in wome / D. Danna. - In: SOCIETIES WITHOUT BORDERS. - ISSN 1871-8868. - 2:2(2007), pp. 243-259. [10.1163/187219107X203586]
Buying sex is not a sport : a campaign against trafficking in wome
D. DannaPrimo
2007
Abstract
In this article I present the use of the broad concept of trafficking in the “Buying sex is not a sport” campaign, launched by the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women (CATW) against German regulation of prostitution (configuring prostitution as sex work). I trace the development of this 2006 campaign in which conservative and social-democratic parties, churches and anti-globalization organizations joined together at the international level. Finally, I trace the ideological and political reasons for the convergence of left-wing and right-wing forces, along with some leftist theoretical texts on prostitution.
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