WASHINGTON, DC (November 3, 2023) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE), along with over 250 advocates, called on Congress to pass solutions to
History is full of examples of how concerned citizens changed society forever, when their grassroots efforts led to groundbreaking public policy. Together, we can do it again.
While the film Sound of Freedom has ignited conversations, there is much work to be done to end sex trafficking. Here’s how you can take action and be part of the solution!
WASHINGTON, DC (July 11, 2023) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) praised the State of Maine for approving two landmark measures, one (LD
WASHINGTON, DC (June 7, 2023) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) and its subsidiary, the International Centre on Sexual Exploitation (ICOSE), commended South Africa’s decision
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We are heartened by the strong resolve shown by the UN to keep demand reduction as an important and pivotal response to combating the crime of sex trafficking.
NCOSE is working to end sex trafficking, prostitution, and all exploitation by CHALLENGING SEX BUYERS. Read encouraging progress and victories!
Sexual harassment and sexual abuse by customers is simply considered a part of the job for the baristas in “sexpresso cafés”.
We can rescue victims and twice the amount will fill their spots the next day. We can arrest traffickers and pimps and more will fill the void. But stop the sex buyers putting cash in the pimps’ pockets… and the market will dry up.
It’s a simple equation: no sex buyers = no sex trade.
“If you ever ID me, just know I’m friends with every cop and lawyer in town,” the judge told the young woman.
Of course, he didn’t need to say that at the time. Because she knew cops and lawyers in town regularly purchased her as well.
