Fraser Crichton

Fraser Crichton is a freelance writer and documentary photographer living in Melbourne. He works on projects with sex workers in Australia and New Zealand that examine stigma and collective power.

When cops help sex workers rather than harass them

In one of the few countries in the world to decriminalise sex work, an unlikely alliance is now making it safer.

By Fraser Crichton

/ 30 Apr 2019

When cops help sex workers rather than harass them

Despenalización del trabajo sexual en Nueva Zelanda: su historia e impacto

La experiencia de Nueva Zelanda de despenalización del trabajo sexual ofrece una alternativa práctica al frecuentemente citado Modelo Sueco. ¿Podría apuntar a una forma de avanzar más general? English

By Fraser Crichton

/ 1 Nov 2018

Little tolerance for zero tolerance: prostitution reform in Scotland

A new bill seeks to shift Scotland from zero tolerance of prostitution to full decriminalisation. Can it successfully make the transition to the New Zealand model?

By Fraser Crichton

/ 11 May 2016

Little tolerance for zero tolerance: prostitution reform in Scotland

A new bill seeks to shift Scotland from zero tolerance of prostitution to full decriminalisation. Can it successfully make the transition to the New Zealand model?

By Fraser Crichton

/ 11 May 2016

Decriminalising sex work in New Zealand: its history and impact

The New Zealand experience of decriminalised sex work offers a practical alternative to the often-cited Swedish Model. Might it point to a more general way forward? Español

By Fraser Crichton

/ 21 Aug 2015

Decriminalising sex work in New Zealand: its history and impact

The New Zealand experience of decriminalised sex work offers a practical alternative to the often-cited Swedish Model. Might it point to a more general way forward? Español

By Fraser Crichton

/ 21 Aug 2015