A necessidade do reconhecimento do trabalho dos profissionais do sexo

Abstract

The object of the research is to investigate the possibility of prostitution being considered as a form of work, examining the concept of morality and ethics in the view of John Rawls and Nancy Fraser, as well as paternalism, which enables state intervention to achieve basic rights to sex workers, according to Dworkin; the abolitionist system adopted by Brazil, which allows the disposal of one's own body, prohibiting sexual exploitation; the relationship of control of bodies with observance of Foucault's ideas; the criteria for the exercise of the profession and the exploration of the human body the psychodynamics of the work of sex professionals; the need for minimal state intervention to guarantee the social rights of sex workers; the elements necessary for the validity of the employment contract of sex workers and their restrictions; the need to decriminalize the house of prostitution in view of the tacit acceptance by society; the new model of providing sexual services through digital platforms and analysis of the new format of subordination; the achievement of labor rights in the employment relationship of sex workers; the coverage of social rights in the work relations of sex professionals and the necessary judicialization as a method of solving the problem. The object of study has as its scope the analysis of the recognition of the morality and legality of the work of sex professionals to achieve fundamental social rights (labor and social security), the safe parameters for the free exercise of this profession, through state intervention in a way limited, aiming to ensure the free exercise of the profession, guaranteeing social rights, such as salary, health, security and social security, as well as the necessary judicialization as a method of solving the problem.