Dr. Amani, a public health expert based in Dar es Salaam, notes: "From a public health perspective, the morality of the trade is secondary to the reality of disease transmission. If we push these women underground through harsh policing, we lose the ability to control the spread of HIV and other STIs. Harm reduction strategies save lives."

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Sex workers are frequently looked down upon as "luxury tools," reinforcing social exclusion and limiting opportunities for help or exit.

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Understanding the legal environment is key to understanding the vulnerability of Tanzanian sex workers. The situation is counter-intuitive: the act of selling sex is not illegal.

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