orality in Media supports the effort of the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) to allow state and local governments to crack down on sex trafficking on websites like Backpage.com
The rampant disregard for federal law is outrageous, but what can you expect when the FCC refuses to do its job? It is not surprising when you look at the FCC’s track record.
In response to the growing international problem of online pornography, UK Prime Minister David Cameron announced that public Wi-Fi and most households will start having filters automatically in place starting in 2014.
Always in the mood to accommodate the whims of the broadcast industry, the FCC extended the time for reply comments on its plan to weaken broadcast decency standards.
Seventy organizations, led by Morality in Media, signed a letter to U. S. Senators asking them to oppose President Obama’s nominee to chair the FCC unless he commits to enforcing decency laws.
After ignoring the will of Congress for nearly two decades on the issue of sexually exploitive materials sold to servicemen, the Pentagon has been given an ultimatum of sorts by the U. S. Senate Armed Services Committee.
FCC Nominee Sidesteps TV Indecency Question WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 19, 2013) – Will Tom Wheeler enforce federal decency laws if confirmed as Chairman of the
Where does Obama’s FCC Nominee Stand on Decency? WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 18, 2013) – President Obama’s nominee to lead the Federal Communications Commission must commit
Navy “Clarifies” Porn Ban” Pentagon Watch, Number 4 – June 17, 2013 Morality in Media is disappointed in the changing rhetoric coming from the Secretary
Now Will Secretary Hagel Stop All Porn Sales? Pentagon Watch, Number 3 – June 14, 2013 Morality in Media applauds Secretary of the Navy Ray
Lackland sells sexually exploitive magazines along with bases worldwide. It is time to end the sale of pornography that is offensive and degrading to women, especially in light of the spike in sexual assaults plaguing the Military.
At the June 4 Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on sexual assaults, Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) highlighted the problem of sexually exploitive magazines sold on military bases as a contributing factor to sexual assaults in the military.
