Inga Thiemann
@ingathiemann.bsky.social
Associate Professor at Leicester Law School.
Researches othered work and feminised work, workers' rights, migrant work in agriculture and care, sex work, etc.
All views personal.
Researches othered work and feminised work, workers' rights, migrant work in agriculture and care, sex work, etc.
All views personal.
Reposted by Inga Thiemann
it's been 50 years since that day, and the fight for sex worker rights is still going strong. We still fight for social acceptance, decriminalization and the right to work safely.
No more raids.
No more arrests.
No more stigma.
No more bad laws.
Because sex work is work.
No more raids.
No more arrests.
No more stigma.
No more bad laws.
Because sex work is work.
June 2, 2025 at 8:07 PM
it's been 50 years since that day, and the fight for sex worker rights is still going strong. We still fight for social acceptance, decriminalization and the right to work safely.
No more raids.
No more arrests.
No more stigma.
No more bad laws.
Because sex work is work.
No more raids.
No more arrests.
No more stigma.
No more bad laws.
Because sex work is work.
And last but not least Cliodhna Murphy on “legal responses to ‘routine exploitation’ of migrant workers”
April 17, 2025 at 11:55 AM
And last but not least Cliodhna Murphy on “legal responses to ‘routine exploitation’ of migrant workers”
Jack Beadsworth on “Immigration-based dismissals and migrant exclusions: the unfair dismissal rights of temporary migrant workers” and how the doctrine of illegality is encroaching on workers’ rights
April 17, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Jack Beadsworth on “Immigration-based dismissals and migrant exclusions: the unfair dismissal rights of temporary migrant workers” and how the doctrine of illegality is encroaching on workers’ rights
Reposted by Inga Thiemann
these issues by states and non-state actors. @ingathiemann.bsky.social and I will also present research conducted alongside NGOs and other academics on how restrictive visa conditions, enforcement shortcomings and unscrupulous recruitment practices make workers susceptible to exploitation, with Q&A
March 7, 2025 at 9:51 AM
these issues by states and non-state actors. @ingathiemann.bsky.social and I will also present research conducted alongside NGOs and other academics on how restrictive visa conditions, enforcement shortcomings and unscrupulous recruitment practices make workers susceptible to exploitation, with Q&A