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Movement in Thailand aims to help sex workers earn basic rights and protections

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In one of the world's most popular sex tourism destinations, sex workers, nonprofit organizations and politicians are part of a growing movement to decriminalize the industry. It's an attempt to help sex workers earn basic rights and protections. Special correspondent Neha Wadekar reports from Thailand.

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decriminalizing sex work, sex tourism thailand, sex work
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