Virginia Resolution Recognizing Harms of Pornography Moves Forward!

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Major Update: the Virginia State House just passed the Virginia resolution recognizing the harms of pornography, similar to the one passed in Utah and South Dakota, with an overwhelming majority of 82-8. The resolution will now move on to the Virginia State Senate.

This decision by the Virginia State House also follows on the heels of the unanimous vote by the Canadian Parliament’s House of Commons to conduct a study to examine the public health effects of online pornography. You can read NCOSE’s statement on the Canadian decision here: http://endsexualexploitation.org/articles/statement-canadian-parliament-votes-study-harms-pornography/

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