We closed off with an interview with Innocent and Prince (not their real names) - Members of Siyasebenza. Siyasebenza is a support group for male sex workers who meet on a weekly basis to share narratives about their work experiences, gain insight through workshops, and participatory group in the areas of male sexual health, human rights abuse, HIV, STI’s, TB, substance abuse and other mental health issues. We were talking about about some of the highs and lows of being male sex workers. They have a helpline for sex workers in trouble on 0800 60 60.
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Male sex workers share the highs and lows of the industry
We closed off with an interview with Innocent and Prince (not their real names) - Members of Siyasebenza. Siyasebenza is a support group for male sex workers who meet on a weekly basis to share narratives about their work experiences, gain insight through workshops, and participatory group in the areas of male sexual health, human rights abuse, HIV, STI’s, TB, substance abuse and other mental health issues. We were talking about about some of the highs and lows of being male sex workers. They have a helpline for sex workers in trouble on 0800 60 60.
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