This article examines the working conditions in sex and entertainment work in Thailand using the Unacceptable Forms of Work (UFW) Framework. Criminalisation of sex work and insufficient oversight of labour conditions increase the vulnerability of sex workers to police harassment; prevent sex workers from accessing legal and social protections; and contribute to the decent work deficit in the sector. Protecting the human rights of sex workers and ensuring decent work in the Thai sex and entertainment industry necessarily involves the decriminalisation of sex work; amending labour and social protection laws, policies, and systems to be inclusive of sex workers; and ensuring implementation. Throughout the process of policy change, the involvement of sex workers, their employers, and civil society organisations is crucial.

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泰国性娱乐产业中不可接受的工作形式

本文使用不可接受的工作形式（UFW）框架研究了泰国性娱乐工作的工作条件。将性工作定为刑事犯罪以及对劳动条件的监督不足，增加了性工作者受到警察骚扰的脆弱性；防止性工作者获得法律和社会保护；并加剧了该部门的体面劳动赤字。保护性工作者的人权并确保泰国性娱乐业的体面工作必然涉及性工作的非刑事化；修改劳工和社会保护法律，政策和制度，以包括性工作者在内；并确保实施。在整个政策变更过程中，性工作者，其雇主和民间社会组织的参与至关重要。