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Sex workers organize to defend their rights around military base in the Philippines

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Lourdes Bohol is a member of Buklod, an organization formed in the 1980s that unites prostitutes and former prostitutes in education, self-empowerment, and the defense of their rights. Here she constructs a beaded face mask lanyard in the organization's office in Olongapo, a city that formed around the giant U.S. Navy base in Subic Bay on the Philippines island of Luzon. The women sell the lanyards to support their families.

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Paul Jeffrey
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Sex workers in Olongapo
Lourdes Bohol is a member of Buklod, an organization formed in the 1980s that unites prostitutes and former prostitutes in education, self-empowerment, and the defense of their rights. Here she constructs a beaded face mask lanyard in the organization's office in Olongapo, a city that formed around the giant U.S. Navy base in Subic Bay on the Philippines island of Luzon. The women sell the lanyards to support their families.