Discord Responds to Being Put on the Dirty Dozen List

Discorded responded to being named to the 2023 Dirty Dozen List with dishonest claims about how it handles child sexual abuse material (CSAM). They claim to "take immediate action" against CSAM "when [they] become aware of it." 

However, the evidence would suggest otherwise . . . Read more here.  

If you have not already, please check out the 2023 Dirty Dozen List and take action! 

With a few clicks of a button, you can contact these powerful corporations, calling on them to change damaging policies and practices that facilitate sexual abuse and exploitation!

Consider a donation to help keep this powerful and effective campaign going. 

Senate Judiciary Committee Unanimously Passes the EARN IT Act

This week, the Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously passed the EARN IT Act, a crucial bill that gives victims of child sexual abuse material a path to justice and a chance to regain their privacy. The next step is for this bill to be brought before the Senate for a floor vote. Please help us bring EARN IT all the way to the finish line by taking action below!

📣 ACTION: Urge your congressional representatives to co-sponsor the EARN IT Act! 

9th Circuit Court Issues Ruling in ‘John Doe #1 and John Doe #2 v. Twitter, Inc.’

This week, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of child-pornography and sex-trafficking claims brought by the NCOSE Law Center against Twitter, on behalf of survivors who were exploited on the platform as minors. The court ruled that Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act gives civil immunity to technology companies for child sexual abuse material.

This decision was made in spite of the fact that Twitter confirmed in writing to the survivors that it reviewed the child sexual abuse material and had decided to leave it in place on the platform. This means Twitter knowingly possessed and broadly distributed the illegal material.  

The 9th Circuit's ruling is a setback, but not a final outcome. The NCOSE Law Center will continue to pursue justice for our clients who have been harmed by Twitter’s conduct. 

Read more here.

📣 ACTION: Sign the petition to show you support John Doe's right to justice! 

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