The recent acknowledgment of sex work as a 'profession' by the Supreme Court is merely the first step in ensuring basic rights and equality for sex workers in India. Examine. (Answer in 150 words)

Criminalization of India under Article 19 gives freedom to choose any profession and abolish any discrimination based upon that Sex workers face various problems when as: a Violation of fundamental rights - People discriminate them and isolate sex workers for equality laws. b They are denied rights to reside by the society due to which every have to live in certain ghettos. c Due to inclusion, they are not included in any public welfare schemes like National Food Security, PH Garhi Kalyan Yojana. d They cant afford recent healthcare facility due to poverty. Also not beneficiary of Pradhan Mantri Arogya Yojana. e No legitimacy to their children, due to which they also suffer from same profession in future. Solution: a Inclusion of sex workers is to public welfare schemes by increasing of awareness and idealing them. b Involvement of civil society organization CSO, NGOs to bridge the gap. c Giving adequate dignified and respect to them and their children by ensuring education rights to them. Our Preamble, DPSP, Fundamental right all envisage to create a society which is inclusive and uphold dignity of every section including sex workers.