WHO: National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE), Washington College, and The U.S. Institute Against Human Trafficking EVENT: Out of the Shadows: Addressing the Sexual Exploitation of Boys and Men WHEN: Thursday, September
Washington, DC – HBO’s forthcoming television series The Deuce continues the premium cable television network’s onslaught of programs that glorify and normalize harmful sexual behaviors, particularly acts of
Below is a joint letter by human rights activists, organized by IAmJaneDoe, to members of Congress regarding new legislation that could dramatically decrease online sex
These actions come after reports reveal Google’s longtime support of Backpage.com, well-known trafficking website Washington, DC – Today, Google lobbyists blitzed members of the U.S.
Video Game Temporarily Removed After Thousands of Complaints Washington, DC – Steam, a popular online video game store used by an estimated 35 million children,
Videogame Company Comes Under Fire for Promoting Sexual Coercion and Exploitation A mainstream online videogame store, with an estimated 35 million users under the age
Washington DC – EBSCO Information Services, the largest U.S. online library database subscription for K-12 schools, has come under fire from the National Center on
Below is a joint press statement from the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, Exodus Cry, the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women, and Shared Hope International regarding
Report Reveals Google Support of Backpage.com Yesterday a coalition of consumer and anti-trafficking advocates released a report documenting that Google has financially backed the efforts of
Statement by Dawn Hawkins, Executive Director of NCOSE Washington, DC – A revision to Navy regulations prohibits Navy and Marine Corps personnel from posting intimate photos that
Statement by Dawn Hawkins, Executive Director of NCOSE Washington DC – The Free Speech Coalition—a lobby and PR arm of the pornography industry—has stated the pornography
Statement by Dawn Hawkins, Executive Director of NCOSE Washington DC – Congresswoman Ann Wagner (MO) introduced a bill today to amend Section 230 of the Communications
