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Outing\"\"<\/h1>\n

What is it?<\/strong><\/span><\/h6>\n

Outing is disclosing a personal detail about someone without permission. This is a detail about something that may be sensitive, such as sexual orientation. The fact that someone is a sex worker is also frequently outed.<\/p>\n

Outing in itself is not prohibited or punishable, but it becomes so when outing is used to pressure or harm someone.<\/p>\n

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What can it mean for a sex worker?<\/strong><\/span><\/h6>\n

Sex workers choose how open they want to be about their work. Some are totally open about it and are no longer vulnerable to outing; others lead strictly double lives. In general, most sex workers choose to tell some and some not.<\/p>\n

Outing can be done by many different parties, an ex-partner, a client, and certainly the Government and the police are also guilty of it. Or the media, as they sometimes post pictures of someone without permission and without having blurred a face.<\/p>\n

Outing is very unpleasant on an emotional level. The aftermath of outing can be long because others also take advantage of outing.<\/p>\n

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What can you do?<\/strong><\/span><\/h6>\n

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