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Holding corporations accountable for promoting and enabling sexual exploitation, and Celebrating the corporations who are fighting to end it

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The Dignity Defense Award is a campaign to recognize the people, companies, and nonprofits, who are taking action to defend human dignity from any form of sexual abuse or exploitation.

In today’s world, it is easy to focus on those who are doing wrong – those who are abusing, or facilitating exploitation, or failing to prevent harm. There is value in raising awareness and taking action on those issues. But there is also value in acknowledging the countless individuals and entities who are doing the right thing. While not every entity we recognize is perfect in this regard, we want to thank those that are taking important steps forward.

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Victories

Every time a corporation takes a step forward in the fight to end sexual exploitation, we celebrate that victory! Thanks to the tireless efforts of our Corporate Advocacy team along with numerous partners across the movement, we have been able to acknowledge these milestone moments. 

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Past Victories

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Take Action

Dismantle Pornhub

Take Apart This Corporation and Its Infrastructure

Email Steam Executives

Tell Steam to create better filtering and parental controls for their video game platform.

OnlyFans is Profiting from Sexploitation and Must Be Stopped

Visa Must Follow Mastercard's Lead and Stop Processing Payments for Big Porn

Tell Credit Cards to Stop Facilitating Payments for OnlyFans

How To Report Suspected Sex Trafficking

How To Report Suspected Sex Trafficking While On A Plane

Are You A Survivor of Sex Trafficking?

Visit SexualExploitationLawsuits.com to Find Resources and Options for Legal Recourse.

Email Retailers to Remove Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue from Shelves

Amazon Continues to Create Content and Sell Products that Promote and Enable Sexual Exploitation

Wish Sells Sexually Exploitive Products

Call On Netflix To Remove "Cuties" Film

Netflix has changed the inappropriate photo of 11-year old girls, but they need to stop hosting the film altogether.

Email Steam Executives

Tell Steam to create better filtering and parental controls for their video game platform.

Tweet at iBooks and Apple to Remove Racist, Violent Erotica

The Dirty Dozen List is an annual campaign calling out twelve mainstream entities for facilitating or profiting from sexual abuse and exploitation. Since its inception in 2013, the Dirty Dozen List has galvanized thousands of individuals like YOU to call on corporations, government agencies, and organizations to change specific policies to instead promote human dignity. This campaign has yielded major victories, including significant changes at Google, Netflix, TikTok, Hilton Worldwide, Verizon, Walmart, US Department of Defense, and many more.

How to report Sex Trafficking

Report Suspected Sex Trafficking

If you suspect sex trafficking, or human trafficking, report the tip to the National Human Trafficking Resource Center: 

1 (888) 373-7888

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please call 911.

How to report suspected sex trafficking on a plane

Report Sex Trafficking On the Plane

If You Suspect a Case of Human Trafficking While on a Plane: 

  • Try to subtly get the attention of a flight attendant, either through the call button or when they walk past you.
  • Consider writing a note to them about your concern, so that you will not be overheard. Most flight attendants are also trained to identify trafficking victims, so you can ask them to pay attention to the individual(s) you are concerned about. Ask them to consider using cockpit communications to alert authorities on the ground to meet the plane at the gate.

Additional Reporting Options:

  • Call toll-free (866) 347-2423 from anywhere in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada.
  • Call (802) 872-6199 (not toll-free) from any country in the world.
  • Report the tip online at www.ice.gov/tips.