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Sexual Freedom Awards Announces 29th Annual Event

LONDON — The Sexual Freedom Awards have announced the event’s 29th annual event.

Presented by Outsiders Trust, the awards show will take place on May 11 at Heaven Nightclub.

“The 2025 Awards are proudly sponsored by handmade sex toy company Hankey’s Toys, and rely solely on volunteers to help make the event happen, including Outsiders Trust, which plans and executes the event, PR and Communications services from Little Leaf Agency, and assistance from Talent Management Agency Lover Management,” said a rep. “These organizations actively support sex workers, performers, and those advocating for sexual freedom and rights.”

The awards show Chair of the Judges Kian de la Cour enthused about the event.

“We are thrilled to bring the Sexual Freedom Awards to Heaven Nightclub, a venue synonymous with self-expression and inclusivity,” he said. “This event is about celebrating the incredible individuals who shape the landscape of sexual freedom and challenging the barriers they face. The venue change shows the growth that the Sexual Freedom Awards are experiencing, and the increasing awareness we are gaining, which is monumental for the sex workers and allies we work with.”

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