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Robyn Few
Robyn Few was born on Oct 7, 1958, in Paducah, Kentucky, and died Sept 13, 2012, after a long struggle with cancer. She was an American sex worker rights activist who worked for the decriminalization of prostitution, against violence targeted at sex workers, and generally for the improvement of sex workers' working conditions. A former prostitute, she founded and directed the Sex Workers Outreach Project USA (SWOP-USA) and helped organize the annual International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers.
She advocated the complete removal of prostitution from criminal codes and disapproved of a legalization model as in Nevada.
According to her biography on SWOP's website, she had worked as an exotic dancer, then pursued a college degree in theater, and was active in the medical marijuana movement in California. She first began working as a prostitute since 1996.〔(Robyn Few biography ), SWOP website. Retrieved 24 March 2008〕
In June 2002 she was arrested by an F.B.I. SWAT team. She pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiracy to promote prostitution in December 2002 and received a sentence of 6 months house arrest and three years probation in November 2003.
She founded SWOP-USA in October 2003,〔(History of SWOP ), SWOP website. Retrieved 24 March 2008〕 and the first International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers was organized in December of that year.
In 2004 she designed a ballot initiative in Berkeley, California ("Measure Q") that would have called for the city government to lobby for the decriminalization of prostitution at the state level, and would have instructed city police to cease sting operations and treat prostitution arrests with the lowest priority.〔 〕 The initiative failed, receiving 37% of the vote.
In an interview in 2007, she defended the decision of prosecuted "D.C. Madam" Deborah Jeane Palfrey to name high class clients of her erotic service, arguing that "with the potential to drag many power brokers into the spotlight, Palfrey's revelations could serve as a turning point in the effort to decriminalize prostitution".
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