Here are a few examples of reliable sources to get you started the next time you need to fact-check a trafficking-related theory or story you see online.
“Everyone is looking at it but no one’s talking about it. A lot of people still think porn is ‘Playboy’ and it’s not.”
If the consumer knew for an absolute certainty that this pornography was made free of exploitation, would watching it still be harmful?
We must talk about the way violent materials depicting the abuse of women and girls are becoming the norm. Actually not the norm, the goal.
“I didn’t stop watching porn for a relationship, and no one had to convince me to stop. I stopped watching for me and my well-being.”
OnlyFans claims to have age verification systems in place to prevent any form of CSAM from being uploaded to the site, but time and time again, these systems have reportedly been proven to be very inadequate.
A settlement has been reached in the lawsuit filed on behalf of 50 women who sued Pornhub’s parent company for hosting videos produced by porn company GirlsDoPorn.
Despite what our porn-obsessed culture may tell you, choosing to reject porn entirely can actually help boost your dating success.
The world’s largest porn company is being sued by abuse and trafficking survivors. Here’s what their cases are about and what the lawsuit means.
Porn site xHamster reportedly uses volunteers to help the site’s content moderation efforts. The entry requirements are low, support is minimal, and the collection of volunteers is questionable at best.
Articles like this one underscore why being informed about porn’s harms is increasingly critical in our society. The lack of conversation about it is not helping people live healthier, happier, love-filled lives.
A Florida man is facing several charges after police say he kidnapped and battered a woman, then threatened more violence unless she created an OnlyFans account and uploaded a video of herself engaged in sexual activity with him and another woman.
