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WASHINGTON, DC (September 30, 2026) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) joined 114 child safety advocates in calling on Senate leadership to bring

WASHINGTON, DC (September 30, 2026) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) joined 114 child safety advocates in calling on Senate leadership to bring

There’s a common misconception that, because hentai doesn’t feature real people, it isn’t harming anyone. This is not true.
The Department of Justice’s release of the Epstein files contains ample evidence that Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell conspired with other powerful individuals and trafficked

J.F. was assaulted by a predator she met on Snapchat in 2021. Now, five years later, Snapchat has still not addressed its systemic problems that make it dangerous for kids.
Most pornography websites do not verify the age or consent of people in videos. This is an open door to child sexual abuse, rape, and sex trafficking. We need legislation to change this!

WASHINGTON, DC (September 1, 2026) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) said that possessing AI-generated child sexual abuse material (CSAM) of virtual children should be

47 state AGs sued Meta over child harm. Now, Meta has agreed to pay $17.1 billion and make several safety changes to their platforms.

WASHINGTON, DC (August 26, 2026) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) said that the new Meta settlement for $17 billion will hold Meta

The WSJ thinks the wave of state lawsuits against Meta are a money grab. Here’s why they’re wrong.

Social media companies have long neglected to keep their platforms safe and rarely faced consequences. But their day of reckoning is here.

WASHINGTON, DC (AUGUST 13, 2026) – The White House this week announced a new federal program authorizing vetted private cybersecurity companies to conduct offensive operations

NCOSE Urges Congress to Pass Kids Online Safety Act to Ensure Big Tech Accountability WASHINGTON, DC (August 7, 2026) – The National Center on Sexual
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