SB3390

Decriminalizes prostitution in Illinois and establishes rights for sex workers.

Illinois SB3390 decriminalizes prostitution and establishes the Sex Workers' Bill of Rights Act. It repeals offenses related to prostitution and patronizing a prostitute, ensuring sex workers are not subject to criminal prosecution for consensual sex work. The bill provides protections against discrimination, harassment, and unsafe working conditions, and ensures sex workers have the same rights as other workers, including minimum wage, access to workers' compensation, and protection from surveillance. It also guarantees sex workers the right to control their work and negotiate fair contracts.