Washington, DC – Today Kentucky’s House of Representatives unanimously signaled to the U.S. Congress that it is time to stem the burgeoning growth of online sex
Washington, DC – This week Florida’s House of Representatives formally recognized the public health harms of pornography. The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) applauds this action
Sports Illustrated today released its annual Swimsuit Edition, which irresponsibly but predictably contributes to a culture of sexual objectification, male sexual entitlement, and relatedly, sexual
The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) today launched its 2018 Dirty Dozen List, a list of carefully selected entities that are major, mainstream facilitators
The Fifty Shades franchise is advertised as an erotic romance, but in reality it is a story of sexual violence. Dawn Hawkins, Executive Director of
The Kansas Senate voted Tuesday to pass a resolution condemning pornography for the harm it causes both individuals and society; the Kansas House took similar
Washington, DC – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) is conducting its annual Tackle Demand activism campaign to shed light on the sex trafficking that occurs every
National Center on Sexual Exploitation President and CEO Patrick A. Trueman published this article in Knights of Columbus journal, Columbia.  Remote dungeons. Back alleys of
Washington, DC – According to news reports, Glee star Mark Salling is dead at age 35 from apparent suicide. Salling pleaded guilty to possession of over 50,000 images
Washington, DC – In light of the sexual assault scandal involving former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar, the U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC) has called on
Washington, DC – The United States Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit today handed down a unanimous decision in the case of Erotic Service Providers
56 Experts Write to Netflix, Urging to Cancel Sex Trafficking Show Washington, DC – Fifty-six survivors of sex trafficking and/or subject matter experts, social service providers,
