A few years ago, holding online pornography websites accountable under the law for their hand in hosting, distributing, and profiting from child sexual abuse, rape, and sex trafficking material seemed to be an impossible task. But the NCOSE Law Center persisted and, as a result, today survivors of child sex trafficking and child sexual abuse material (CSAM) posted to pornography websites like Pornhub and other MindGeek-owned platforms are one step closer to justice. In a powerful development in favor of the cause for survivors of these crimes, the class action Doe v. MindGeek has been allowed to move forward despite MindGeek’s attempts to dismiss the case. |
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Tackling Demand at The Super Bowl -
Dr. Stephany Powell, NCOSE's Director of Law Enforcement Training and Survivor Services, provided training to Super Bowl volunteers and spoke to local media about the need to focus on demand reduction tactics. Read more... -
Tera Hilliard, President and CEO of Forgotten Children, Inc. details the services local organizations provide to victims of trafficking before, during, and after the Super Bowl. Read more... |
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