This Friday, Netflix will begin streaming a new show, “Baby”. Based loosely on the account of the “Baby Squillo scandal,” the show portrays a group
Netflix is receiving public backlash for streaming a film with a scene that appears to amount to child pornography. The film in question is an Argentinian movie
Mental health professionals, educators, doctors, parents – many are upset with Netflix for producing and distributing a second season of the teen-centered show “13 Reasons
If you are a parent concerned with the media your child may have access to, you are not alone. Fortunately, most major programs and devices
If you’ve been following us on social media, you may have seen a couple of posts regarding Netflix. Though the site streams several shows with
Netflix has been accused of glamourizing sex trafficking after commissioning an Italian drama based on the Baby Squillo teen prostitution scandal. The U.S.-based National Center on Sexual Exploitation
Netflix has been accused of glorifying sex trafficking and taken some serious heat for cashing in on the Baby Squillo scandal by commissioning an Italian
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Survivors of sex trafficking urged Netflix on Thursday to can a new show called “Baby” – inspired by an Italian
56 Experts Write to Netflix, Urging to Cancel Sex Trafficking Show Washington, DC – Fifty-six survivors of sex trafficking and/or subject matter experts, social service providers,
Netflix has a chance to shape our cultural response to sexual exploitation…but will it be for better or for worse? In the age of #MeToo,
The women who went public with their stories of sexual harassment by Harvey Weinstein rang a bell that continues to resound through show business. The
In the wake of several high-profile sexual harassment scandals, from Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein and Amazon Studio’s Chief Roy Price to actor Kevin Spacey and
