Digital Sex Work: Analysis from the Jurisprudential Perspective in Colombia

Abstract

Labor law has had a significant evolution throughout history, which has generated the change of traditional paradigms of work from new social imaginaries. However, many stigmas continue to exist based on certain forms of work, which are reduced precisely to diverse populations that have suffered constant abuses and violations of their physical integrity and human dignity, in the specific case of those who practice prostitution. In Colombia, the constitutional jurisprudence has managed to guarantee the respect and protection of the vital minimum of this population, which is why, in this reflection article, we want to address this issue with a descriptive and analytical methodology, from the qualitative point of view, and thus be able to address the conceptual, normative, jurisprudential evolution of sex work, within the framework of the implementation of digital tools, promoting factors of inclusion and diversity.