Google Chromebook Removed from Dirty Dozen List

Given the safety measures that have been implemented as of September 1, Google Chromebooks have been removed from the  2021 Dirty Dozen List.

Chromebooks specifically were featured as a Dirty Dozen List target in 2021 due to the incredible impact they could have had in minimizing children’s risk during the pandemic. We were able to meet with Google several times to continue to share concerns and recommendations, survivor testimonies, public petitions, and parental pleas. Thanks in no small part to the tireless efforts of advocates like you, Google has now instituted major changes to Chromebooks to make them safer for millions of K-12 students worldwide. These changes will limit the amount of exposure to harmful content and potential predators through school-issued Chromebooks.

A Look at OnlyFans' Criminal Behavior and Exploitation

There is growing evidence of rampant criminal activity on OnlyFans.

A BBC investigation made clear that OnlyFans content moderation practices were not only insufficient, but purposefully neglectful. OnlyFans moderators do not immediately shut down accounts that post illegal or banned content—even being instructed to be more lenient towards lucrative accounts.

Join us—and 101 members of Congress—and call on the U.S. DOJ to investigate!

Troubling Trends Found in 2021 Trafficking in Persons Report

The 2021 U.S. State Department's Trafficking in Persons Report reveals a mixture of troubling and promising trends.

Statistics confirm that online sexual exploitation is on the rise exponentially around the globe.

It is clear that COVID impacted the world’s efforts to reduce human trafficking in 2020, not only increasing vulnerabilities but often decreasing prosecutions of bad actors.

Women's Experiences in Pornography Production in Sweden

Interviews with nine women in pornography production in Sweden demonstrates the common overlap between pornography and other forms of commercial sexual exploitation like prostitution, stripping, and sex trafficking. 

Women reported experiences of manipulation, coercion, and violence within the industry perpetrated by both pornographers and sex buyers.

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