The course of trade union reform strongly deplores the increasing attempts to reintroduce the phenomenon of prostitution in society under different labels, including the term " sex workers " , in an attempt to normalize such practices or to give them social or legal coverage that confers religious, moral and societal legitimacy.
The course of trade union reform confirms that the existence of any deviated phenomenon does not in fact mean acceptance, acknowledgement or protection. The occurrence of the crime does not mean defence, and the existence of corruption never justifys the granting of legitimacy. Thus, speaking of prostitution as a " profession " or " labour " is a serious deviation of concepts and an attempt to redraft community values contrary to the identity and devotion of society.
The course of trade union reform categorically declares its refusal to reduce the causes of this phenomenon in poverty or in social conditions alone. Life affirms that ethical deviations are not always linked to material need, and that those who engage in such acts or voluntarily submit sexual bribes, although they enjoy stable economic and social conditions, thereby asserting that the issue concerns a system of values, ethics and behaviour, not just a direct reflection of poverty or need.
The course of trade union reform emphasizes that addressing social problems is through support for the family, promotion of sound education, the entrenchment of religious and moral values and the creation of decent life opportunities, not by promoting concepts that seek to normalize or cosmeticize delinquency under bright headings and misleading slogans, as well as by denouncing the course of trade union reform, some have put forward the idea of " prostitutionization " , and support such subversion by others.
The trade union reform stream calls upon all institutions of society, national forces, media and intellectuals to address these vicious calls aimed at demolishing the value and moral system of society, upholding the persistence of family cohesion and stability in society, and rejecting all attempts to impose alien concepts that run counter to the culture and civil identity of society.
Wail Abdulaziz
Trade union reform
Statement No. 2 of 2026
Cairo – 13 June 2026
