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Sep 2026
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1-4
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Dept.Of. Population Studies & Social work, S.V. University, Tirupati, AP-517502
Sri Venkateswara university
Dept.Of. Population Studies & Social work, S.V. University, Tirupati, AP-517502
Sri Venkateswara university
Humans are social animals every animal has its own instincts and survival skill to sustain in their life. Work is the factor that creates survival opportunities in everyone’s life. When the same work related to the females who do consensual sexual activity for the sake of things and money is called as sex work and people who do these activities are called as FSW. In India trading sex in private place is legal, but activities like brothel keeping, brokering, treated as illegal. Despite vulnerable to HIV and other STI. The research had been focused on the challenges faced by female sex workers. This article designated to understand the major problems experienced by fsws through a qualitative study covering 25 fsws who work in Chittoor. The data were gathered by utilizing in detailed interview guide, and the case study method. This article gives in detail about the problems faced by fsws in respect to social, economic, psychological aspects of their lives.
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FSWs are extremely marginalized social group, and they are experiencing many different difficulties at the field level. All these domains are connected with each other ,one thing effect another. If they are financially poor that lead to less bargain with clients. If they are not strong minded psychologically then clients or the mediators will exploit them. FSWs required a tailer made policies which covers all the aspects of their problems. Health care professionals and policy draft persons can take these findings to create situation-based services and preventions to take care of these people.
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9/15/2026
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