Things that are still illegal under various Swedish model regimes (they’re not all the same):
- seeing clients at a specific place, such as a home (often enforced by compelled eviction)
- talking to or assisting other sex workers
- having any support (maid, driver, etc)
- advertising
The Swedish model also criminalizes all normal human connection a sex worker might have, including friends, romantic partners, landlords, sometimes even adult offspring. Sex workers can be evicted, expelled from university, deported, committed to institutions, or have their children ripped from them. Their persons can be “searched for evidence” (guess where), and they can be caged to force them to testify vs their clients. Still think it’s “partial decriminalization”? No? Then don’t be a damned stooge parroting prohibitionist propaganda.