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The TAKE IT DOWN Act: A Lifeline for Survivors and An Act for FreedomÂ
Currently, there is NO federal criminal penalty for distributing sexual images nonconsensually. The TAKE IT DOWN Act would resolve this.
Currently, there is NO federal criminal penalty for distributing sexual images nonconsensually. The TAKE IT DOWN Act would resolve this.
Episode 2 of “The Movement” has launched! We discuss a new bill addressing image-based sexual abuse, a helpful resource published by the NCOSE Research Institute, our petition to the Supreme Court, and more.
We’re only halfway through the year, but we have already accomplished so much together!  Â
Check out “The Movement”, a regular video update on progress and challenges in the fight to end sexual exploitation.
Three survivor plaintiffs are seeking to hold the state of Nevada accountable for profiting from and enabling their exploitation in legal brothels.
With the reveal of the 2024 Dirty Dozen List fast approaching, let’s look back on what we accomplished together through last year’s list!
Utah’s Children’s Device Protection Act (SB 104), which requires smartphones and tablets to automatically turn ON filters that block pornography websites when activated, is now law!
NCOSE has released its 2023 Gratitude Report—and there is indeed much to be grateful for!
Historic court ruling against Pornhub + new shocking undercover investigation
Street Grace and EPIK Project combat sexual exploitation through innovative uses of emerging technology.
Last week, over 250 advocates gathered in Washington, DC to urge congress to fight online sexual exploitation!
NCOSE is thrilled to bestow the Dignity Defense Award on Rep. Lois Galgay Reckitt of Maine, who introduced legislation to decriminalize prostituted people while increasing criminal penalties on sex buyers.Â