The International Day to End Violence Against Sex Worker is observed on December 17th each year to raise awareness about the violence, stigma, and discrimination faced by sex workers worldwide. This day aims to highlight the need for decriminalization of sex work and the protection of sex workers' rights to safety, health, and dignity. It is a day to show solidarity with sex workers and advocate for their human rights.

Violence against sex workers is a serious issue that often goes unaddressed and overlooked in society. Many sex workers face physical, emotional, and sexual violence in their line of work, perpetuated by clients, law enforcement, and others. The International Day to End Violence Against Sex Worker serves as a reminder that sex workers deserve to live and work in safety and without fear of violence.

On this day, organizations and individuals around the world come together to raise awareness and advocate for the rights of sex workers. By sharing information, resources, and support, we can work towards ending the violence and discrimination faced by sex workers and creating a more just and inclusive society for all. Let us stand in solidarity with sex workers on this important day and commit to working towards a safer and more equitable world for all.