Jeffrey Epstein’s death by apparent suicide is yet another bitter injustice






Jeffrey Epstein’s Death is an Injustice to Survivors that Cannot Be Ignored ([link removed])

Jeffrey Epstein’s death by apparent suicide is not the justice that was sought by survivors ([link removed]) who bravely told their stories and sought to hold him accountable for his crimes. It does survivors of his abuses no favors for anyone to attempt to mollify them with milquetoast ascriptions of his suicide being a form of justice. Instead of attempting to placate survivors when justice is miscarried or averted, we must mourn with them. For there is a deep power in mourning, particularly when it comes to injustice. Mourning can sharpen and unify the passion of the soul.

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Defending Dignity Weekly Newsletter

Highlights: Jeffrey Epstein, AI fights trafficking, the PROTECT Act, and more!

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Jeffrey Epstein Proves Why Teen Vogue's "Sex Work is Real Work" Claim is Incredibly Harmful ([link removed])

Even as public awareness and pressure were mounting in the lead up to the arrest of billionaire Jeffrey Epstein for paying teenage girls for sex–alternatively and correctly known as his sexually trafficking and raping of minors–Teen Vogue was preaching (read: selling) to teenage girls the legitimacy of being paid for sex.

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500 sex buyers arrested in national sting involving AI chat bot ([link removed])

The AI bot, created by childsafe.ai, interacts with potential sex buyers and eventually sends a deterrence message warning of the legal and social effects of buying sex

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NCOSE endorses new PROTECT Act of 2019 ([link removed])to help trafficking victims ([link removed])

One unfortunate and under-addressed aspect of human trafficking is the use of drugs by traffickers to control and exploit vulnerable populations. Data shows that drug use and human trafficking are intrinsically connected and, in the midst of the current opioid epidemic, we are seeing criminals across the country use this connection to their advantage.

That is why the National Center on Sexual Exploitation is endorsing the new Protecting Rights of Those Exploited by Coercive Trafficking (PROTECT) Act of 2019. 

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NCOSE Project Spotlight:

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With gratitude,

Dawn Hawkins

Sr. Vice President & Executive Director

National Center on Sexual Exploitation

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