Starting Sunday, sex workers in Belgium were able to sign formal employment contracts and gain labor rights on par with those in other professions in a legal breakthrough some call a “revolution."
The new law also establishes fundamental rights for sex workers including the right to refuse clients, choose their practices and stop an act at any moment.
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