A United States Navy submarine commander was demoted last summer after he admitted to hiring prostituted women while stationed in the Philippines. The Navy was
This article appears in full on the Huffington Post As the avalanche of high-profile sexual assault and harassment controversies in Hollywood, the media, and politics
Baseball fans came in droves to celebrate America’s favorite pastime this month with a record-breaking 357,646 people in attendance at the NCAA College World Series
Over 200 Organizations, 30 Survivors, and 1200 Advocates Issue Letter Urging Members of Congress to Get Serious About Global Sex Trafficking Prevention As Members of Congress in both
Statement by Dawn Hawkins, Executive Director of NCOSE Washington, DC – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) is launching a new awareness campaign with over
-by Angelyn Bayless The giant image of a forlorn man wearing a gold wedding ring might surprise you as you drive along the highways and
Statement by Dawn Hawkins, NCOSE Executive Director Washington, DC – Marriott International announced yesterday that it will acquire Starwood Hotels & Resorts. The Starwood chain
“There would be a break-in process where she would get tied up to a toilet without water or any food or nothing.”
Opposition to sex trafficking is almost universal. People don’t think anyone should be forced into sexual acts for another’s gratification. Yet, this form of slavery is widespread, even in Western nations.
This thought provoking film, described as ‘the best produced film about sex addiction and human trafficking,’ looks at sex addiction under the microscope, as well as the demand of human trafficking, modern day slavery.
I have just returned from Washington, D.C. where Morality in Media’s new president Pat Trueman and assistant Dawn Hawkins gathered anti-pornography leaders from all over the country for the first time in 27 years. They have ignited a fire in anti-pornography fighters and have achieved outstanding successes this year.
Morality in Media’s newest project – stoptraffickingdemand.com – is a website dedicated to exposing the links between pornography and sex trafficking. We hope it becomes a place for individuals affected by this societal plague to share their stories and educate others in order to stop the demand for prostituted women and children.
