回归模型显示,有关性工作的社会反应对女性性工作者被害性的形成具有相当的促成作用。在个体层面,警方的查禁工作迫使街边发廊等小型场所或KTV等中大型场所的性工作者将服务地点移至场所包房以外,并因此陷入更易被害的工作情境;在整体层面,对性工作的查禁削弱了性工作者被害后寻求法律救济的意愿,性工作者因而成为适合的侵害目标,该群体的整体被害性由此被放大。 The regression model shows that the social response to sexual work has a considerable contribution to the formation of the harmfulness of female sex workers. At the individual level, the police’s ban on work forced small-scale street vendors such as hair salons and sex workers in medium-sized and large establishments such as KTV to move their service locations outside the private rooms of the premises and thus fall into a more vulnerable work environment; at the general level, The ban on work has weakened the willingness of sex workers to seek legal remedies after they were killed, and sex workers have thus become a suitable target of aggression and their overall victimization has been magnified.