Lynzi Armstrong

Lynzi Armstrong is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand. Her current research focuses on sex work stigma and discrimination, and she is presently undertaking a comparative study of sex worker’s experiences in New Zealand, Scotland, and Ireland.

COVID-19 illuminates discriminatory sex work policies

Scotland, Ireland and New Zealand have dealt with sex workers very differently during the pandemic, and the results are telling.

By Lynzi Armstrong

/ 9 Jun 2020

COVID-19 illuminates discriminatory sex work policies

Almost legal: migrant sex work in New Zealand

New Zealand is lauded as the world's only country to fully decriminalise sex work, yet a catch makes that of little comfort to the temporary migrants working in the trade.

By Lynzi Armstrong

/ 6 Jun 2018

Almost legal: migrant sex work in New Zealand

New Zealand is lauded as the world's only country to fully decriminalise sex work, yet a catch makes that of little comfort to the temporary migrants working in the trade.

By Lynzi Armstrong

/ 6 Jun 2018