Gov. Kathy Hochul’s administration is going to bat for the “world’s oldest profession” by providing free health services to sex workers — but critics slammed the move …
New bill would decriminalize, support sex workers in New York
“This policy will act like a magnet for more prostitutes, and will undoubtedly attract a host of new deviants to work with them. And no one in his right mind believes this will be a ‘pilot program’ — this is just the beginning. It doesn’t get more irresponsible than this,” said Donohue. “The Health Department remains committed to providing affirming, compassionate support and quality services to all residents without stigma and discrimination. Access to comprehensive sexual health services improves the quality of life for everyone,” a DOH spokesperson said.Callen Lorde and EHS Inc./Evergreen Health will receive $250,000 a year for two years to provide sex workers access to medical care.
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