Supreme Court decides to replace word sex worker with more

The Supreme Court has decided to replace the word ‘sex worker’ in its handbook on gender-appropriate legal terms with more sensitive terms. The words to be used in place of sex worker i…

Supreme Court To Replace 'Sex Worker' With 'Trafficked Survivor' In Its Handbook On Gender Stereotypes

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