Statement by Patrick A. Trueman, President & Chief Executive Officer, NCOSE Washington, DC – The National Center in Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) announced today that one
Time to Clean House at U.S. Department of Justice: Confirmation Hearing of William Barr for U.S. Attorney General Presents New Opportunity in the Fight to
12 Companies to be Named as Major Sexual Exploiters on NCOSE’s 2019 Dirty Dozen List WHO: National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) EVENT: Press Conference,
Washington, DC – Across the country, several major companies are taking action against pornography use. Tumblr, Starbucks, Comcast, and multiple hotel chains have all taken
Statement by Dawn Hawkins, Executive Director of NCOSE Washington, DC – After making remarkable improvements to parental control systems, Comcast is being removed from the
This Friday, Netflix will begin streaming a new show, “Baby”. Based loosely on the account of the “Baby Squillo scandal,” the show portrays a group
Washington, DC – According to news reports, the popular social media app Tumblr was removed from Apple’s App Store after the discovery of child pornography on
Washington, DC – According to news reports, sports apparel company Under Armour has just changed corporate policy prohibiting reimbursement for employee visits to strip clubs.
Washington, DC – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation stands in solidarity this week with over 1,000 students, recent alumni, and faculty at the University
Statement by Lisa L. Thompson, Vice President of Policy & Research, NCOSE Washington, DC – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation calls on Canadian trade
Game Promotes “Pressured Sexual Relationships” and “Abusive Marriages” Washington, DC – Steam, the largest digital distributor for video games to children and adults, recently approved
Most of the author’s content remains available Washington, DC – Amazon recently removed 9 books from their online store by “pickup artist” Daryush “Roosh” Valizadeh.
