WASHINGTON, DC (December 5, 2022) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) said that Bumble and TikTok joining Facebook and Instagram in an industry partnership to
Telegram claims to prioritize user privacy. Yet the platform is facilitating a heinous violation of privacy known as image-based sexual abuse.
You may not have heard the term “image-based sexual abuse” before. But chances are quite high that image-based sexual abuse has affected someone you know.
The PROTECT Act fills a gaping hole in existing law that allows pornography to be created, uploaded, and distributed online without the consent of persons depicted in the material.
Learn about the sex crimes committed against survivors, and how the NCOSE Law Center is helping these survivors fight for justice and for change.
New Bill Will Aid Victims of Image-Based Sexual Abuse Washington, DC (September 29, 2022) – The PROTECT Act, introduced in the Senate last night, is a landmark
The road to having the biggest and swiftest impact on dismantling the online exploitation industry is lawsuits. Litigation has been a linchpin for the movements to combat smoking, opioids, and more. The same is true for the movement to end sexual exploitation.
Instagram is the latest to cut ties with Pornhub! Over the years, Instagram has pushed millions of visitors to Pornhub’s website which is rife with criminality. Finally, Instagram has heard the voices of sexual abuse survivors and banned Pornhub’s account.
For years, the National Center on Sexual Exploitation has advocated for common sense legislation to protect children online. Finally, momentum is growing for meaningful federal
Women on a college field hockey team were preyed upon by a man who secretly filmed them showering and changing in a locker room. That
TrafficJunky is the First of Many Ties Visa Must Cut with Exploitative Pornography Industry WASHINGTON, DC (August 4, 2022) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation
Discord’s lack of meaningful age verification, insufficient moderation procedures, and inadequate safety settings has caused harm to numerous children who were sexually groomed by predators or exposed to harmful content.
