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By the numbers: What load shedding does to your mental health

Three in four employed people surveyed by the South African Depression and Anxiety Group (Sadag) said their bosses expected them to do the same amount of work despite consistent power cuts.

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WATCH | Safe, not seedy: How sex work changed after two decades of decriminalisation in New Zealand

In South Africa, 70% of female sex workers in a countrywide survey conducted in 2019 said they'd experienced violence from clients in the previous year. Find out from workers in New Zealand how things change when sex work is legal.

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Safe, not seedy: How sex work changed after two decades of decrim in New Zealand – Bhekisisa

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How sex work changed after two decades of decriminalisation in New Zealand

When sex work is not a criminal offence, workers are much safer because they can report crimes against them to the police

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WATCH | Job rights, better healthcare, taxes: What life could look like for SA s sex workers

The justice department is currently reviewing comments from activists, academics, and civil society on a proposed new law to decriminalise sex work. It will then ask Cabinet to take it to Parliament before it can become law.

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