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Violence against sex workers: 'He was there to kill me'
Sex workers have told us they are being left more vulnerable to attack by laws making it illegal for them to share premises for safety, and that they feel unable to report abuse to police.
The Metropolitan Police said since 2012 it had "developed strong working relationships with a number of sex worker support agencies and begun to change the way we work with sex workers directly".
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