When Emily first heard about Belgium’s decision to create Europe’s first labour law for sex workers in Europe, she was excited that her working conditions would finally improve. “In this way, we will get a wider choice of safe places where we can offer our services in a self-determined way because, at the moment, that’s not really the case,” Emily, who lives in a major city in Belgium, told Euronews. An independent sex worker for three years, Emily (name changed to protect her identity) has personally experienced the lack of support for sex workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, where many lost…