Even in the production of mainstream porn, sex trafficking can still happen—and it happens more often than most people think.
One common argument in defense of porn is that performers are all consenting adults. But unfortunately, that is virtually impossible to guarantee—just listen to these personal accounts from ex-performers.
In this video, see how Aaron and Deanna Lynn first got into porn through being abused and exploited.
Overnight, millions of young people in Japan became legal adults on April 1, 2022, as the government made a bid to revitalize its aging workforce.
“At seven years old or so, I was groomed with adult porn, then child sexual abuse images, and then I was used in it… Boys are abused, trafficked for sex, and used in porn.”
In an exclusive interview, Jane Doe told us her experience of what happened before, during, and after she was sex trafficked by GirlsDoPorn. This is her story.
It’s a rule of kindness and respect: act in a way toward others that you’d like them to act toward you. Through this, exploitation could end.
Hasina Kharbhih’s innovative model strives to put a dent in the $32 billion human trafficking industry in India and its surrounding countries.
Desperate for financial stability, Megan was persuaded into sugar dating, thinking it would solve her problems. The exploitation and trafficking that followed are characteristic of so many women’s experiences. 💔
“Now, when I see porn ads, it even makes me feel sick. The issue is, how can we simply put a price to belittle and exploit others?”
Not only does porn rarely depict consent, but it often portrays a lack of consent as normal and desirable.
“I don’t feel like I can have an intimate relationship… I don’t feel like my body is my own. I can’t look at myself naked in the mirror if I’m getting in and out of the shower…even now, five and a half years later.”
