The draft law aims to reduce exploitation, dependencies and violence in sex work – which is precisely why it opposes the equation or conflation of human trafficking and sex work. Das Sex Work Act is also called SAG – say something, say what you think and what you want. The law thus refers to consensus in contact, social participation and media representations: The law ascribes crucial importance to sexual education and voluntary counseling – not only for sex workers, but also for clients, those around sex workers and society as a whole. A political intervention by sex workers who practice self-empowerment and social participation.