Yes, definitely.
When we are labelling all types of violence that happens to sex workers as trafficking, we don't have a clear image of what violence sex workers are actually experiencing. Much like how we see this play out in a court setting, when we don't use the accurate language to describe violence, we often minimize and hide the impact of the violence. Therefore, we are unable to address it as it happens.
It needs to be clear. There needs be a clear and shared definition of trafficking, which I don't think we have achieved in this space or across the country. We also need to lean into recognizing individuals as the experts of their own experience and allowing people to use their own terms to define what they've experienced, so that we are able to be person-centred in our approach when responding to the violence and other experiences.