The woman who fought for the right to be a prostitute
In 1958, Indian sex worker Husna Bai filed a petition in Allahabad court challenging a new law that prohibited commercializing the human body, arguing it violated her constitutional right to livelihood. Her case was part of a broader movement of sex workers and dancers protesting the legislation. Th
United Kingdom · 2018-10-08 · BBC
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