A group of national and Birmingham-based non-profits are joining forces with to host the first annual Freedom Night: Abolishing Exploitation and Modern Day Slavery event at Railroad Park on Friday, Oct. 18. Led by local activists Melea Stephens and Sonya Hornsby, the event will be a fun, festival-type event.
Federal Communications Commission nominee Michael O’Rielly committed to enforcing the federal decency law during his Senate nomination hearing Sept. 18. When questioned by Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., O’Rielly said he would enforce the current standard.
More than 70 group leaders signed a letter to members of the Senate Commerce Committee asking them to question FCC nominee Michael P. O’Rielly on TV decency enforcement at his nomination hearing this week. O’Rielly’s nomination hearing is set for Wednesday, September 18th.
Local anti-trafficking groups join with Morality in Media to put on the first annual Freedom Night: Abolishing Exploitation and Modern Day Slavery on October 18, 2013 at Railroad Park. More information can be found at www.freedomnightbirmingham.com.
“We urge Hilton to look at the reasons The Nordic Choice, and other chains such as Omni Hotels and Resorts, have stopped selling pornography. Do they really want to be in the business of contributing to trafficking and sexual exploitation?”
The American public eagerly waits to see if the FCC will do its job and enforce federal decency law. In response to the proposal to allow nudity and profanity on daytime TV, the FCC took public comments. More than 100,000 people wrote opposing any change in standards.
Morality in Media (MIM) calls the decision by the Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) to remove sexually explicit magazines from their shelves a great victory in its effort to stop sexual exploitation in the Military.
Pentagon: Penthouse, Playboy Not Sexually Explicit WASHINGTON, D.C. (July 29, 2013) – Morality in Media received a response to the letter sent to Defense Secretary
Anthony Weiner, aka Carlos Danger, has a problem – one shared by millions of Americans. He is obsessively consumed by sex and pornography.
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.
