According to The Bangkok Post, Thailand says it wants to decriminalise sex work, but the law stays vague on purpose. Politicians talk about reform, safety, and human rights, yet consensual adult sex work is still treated as something to quietly tolerate instead of clearly legalise. That leaves sex workers stuck in a grey area with no real rights, while the government can still fine them, arrest them, or look the other way whenever it wants. The warning is simple: without clear rules and definitions, “decriminalisation” becomes an empty word that sounds good but doesn’t actually make workers safer or more secure ^{bangkokpost.com}