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A Research Report Based on Interviews with 110 Men Who Bought Women in Prostitution Jan Macleod, Melissa Farley, Lynn Anderson, and Jacqueline Golding Published by Women’s Support Project, 2008

A report by the Economic and Social Research Council into client violence against prostitutes.

Research into current housing provision, housing pathways and support needs of women seeking to exit prostitution, to inform future provision.

This Home Office document provides a summary of the responses to 'Paying the Price' and sets out the government's proposals for a co-ordinated prostitution strategy on prostitution.

A 2004 Home Office Report on prostitution. The report looks in particular at prevention; protection and support; and justice.

By Rachel Harding. This report delivers the findings of interviews with homeless sex working women in Framework projects, in response to the concern that sex working women were regarded only as ant-social behaviour problems.

This Home Office re p o rt presents the key findings and recommendations from the Crime and Disord e r associated with Prostitution Initiative, which was part of the work conducted under the u m b rella of the Crime Reduction Programme (CRP). The CRP was an evidence based initiative, which aimed to find out which approaches and practices were effective in tackling crime. Written by Marianne Hester and Nicole Westmarland of University of Bristol

"On the 5th January 2006, the Home Office and Scottish Executive launched a national consultation exercise on proposals for a UK Action Plan on human trafficking. The consultation invited comments on proposals for a UK Action Plan to address all forms of human trafficking. The consultation invited views on proposals and asked 18 questions. The consultation ran for a period of 3 months and closed on the5th April 2006. In total we received 206 responses from individuals and organisations both within andoutside the UK. We published a summary of those responses in June 2006 and undertook to considerthe responses and produce a final UK Action Plan."

A report on the advertising of women in small ads in local newspapers. Commissioned by Harriet Harman and produced by the Government Equalities Office (2007).