The (im)legal possibility of regulating sex work

The aim of this paper is to demonstrate whether it is legally possible to regulate sex work on the basis of the provisions of the Federal Constitution of 1988 in Article 5, XIII, which deals with professional freedom, in the light of the principle of human dignity and the principle of non-discrimination, considering sex workers as subjects of domestic and international rights. From a theoretical point of view, this study is based mainly on Nucci's contributions on aspects of prostitution and its regulation, Cançado Trindade's reflections on the principle of non-discrimination adopted by international law, Piovesan's considerations with regard to human rights protection systems and the Gabriela Leite Bill, which is currently being processed in Brazil with the aim of regulating sex work. To do this, we will use bibliographical research as our methodology.

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Diplômée en droit de l'université catholique pontificale de Minas Gerais ; étudiante en troisième cycle en droit public à l'université catholique pontificale de Minas Gerais ; étudiante en troisième cycle en gestion publique et en enseignement de la sociologie dans l'enseignement secondaire à l'université fédérale de São João-del Rei ; étudiante en troisième cycle en droit pénal et procédure pénale au LFG.