I’ve absolutely no idea what it entails, but the one consensus across the board from other sex workers is that apparently it’s a terrible ‘model’ for governments to use for sex work
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Its not a ‘nordic’ thing (being danish i can attest to it). In Denmark, sex work is legal. You have to pay taxes. And you cannot profit on other ppl doing sex work (so no managers of brothels, the workers gotta manage thenselfs, and important: no pimps). In sweeden, they made it illegal to buy sex services but not selling it. So as you can see, different ways if handling it. Have heard the sweedish way generates pimps who can make the girls costomers safe from police. Different ways of viewing sex as a sellable service, no uniform nordic model to deal with sex work, so there is no ‘nordic model’ in this regard.
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