Comitato per i diritti civili delle prostitute ApS

Written on 20 December 2022.

Comitato per i diritti civili delle prostitute aps (The Committee for the Civil Rights of Prostitutes - CDCP ApS) is an Italian organisation that was founded in 1983 with the goal of advocating for the recognition of the human, social, and labour rights of sex workers at the local, national, and international levels. It also advocates for the decriminalisation of all forms of sex work as well as the elimination of mandatory health tests for sex workers. CDCP ApS also provides support to underrepresented populations (migrant sex workers, MSM, LGBTIQ+, people living with HIV) in order to advocate for their social and legal rights and ensure equal access to health and social services. Over the past 40 years, CDCP ApS has organised many advocacy campaigns for the rights of sex workers. 

Since 2000, CDCP ApS implements a social reintegration programme for victims of trafficking and exploitation in Trieste. It is a founding member of Tampep International, a member of the European Sex Workers' Rights Alliance, and of the Italian National Anti-Trafficking Network. It has worked on the promotion of health access for migrants and migrant sex workers and sits on the Technical AIDS Committee of the Italian Ministry of Health. It is one of three organisations in its region to implement the regional anti-trafficking project 'Il Friuli Venezia Giulia in rete contro la tratta' in Northeastern Italy. 

Contact details: 
Via Zeffirino Pisoni 3, Trieste, Italy
Tel: +393477903003
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Website: https://www.lucciole.org/