SPOTLIGHT: HOW GOLIATH IS FALLING – THE DEMISE OF PORNHUB Our campaign against Pornhub, and its parent company MindGeek, is perhaps the most successful in NCOSE’s 60-year history. Since the launch of this campaign in 2020: -
NCOSE has moved many corporations to open investigations into the rampant CSAM, filmed sex trafficking, and other criminal abuse material on Pornhub. -
All major credit card companies cut ties with Pornhub, and those connected to its parent company MindGeek. The only form of payment available is cryptocurrency. Mastercard and Visa have extended their policies to some other pornography websites. -
Groundbreaking articles exposing the pernicious practices of Pornhub and MindGeek have been highlighted in dozens of major outlets, including the BBC and New York Times. -
NCOSE ally, Exodus Cry, led a public petition campaign against Pornhub, resulting in two million signatures. -
Roku, Comcast, and Instagram announced they will no longer serve as distribution partners of Pornhub. -
NCOSE moved all mainstream corporations, including Kraft-Heinz, Unilever, and Wish, to stop running ads on Pornhub, significantly hurting MindGeek’s revenue. -
The Canadian Parliament conducted hearings into Pornhub and MindGeek which revealed even more abuses. -
The NCOSE Law Center filed the first-ever class action lawsuit against Pornhub and MindGeek, which continues to move forward in the courts. Nearly a dozen more lawsuits have been filed! -
Criminal investigations of Pornhub/MindGeek began in the United States and other nations. -
The CEO and COO of MindGeek fled the company and laid off 70% of its employees. -
Legislation targeting Pornhub, advocated for by NCOSE’s global arm, the International Centre on Sexual Exploitation (ICOSE), continues to be introduced in numerous countries, including the U.S. |
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