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We may not want to talk about pornography, but it’s time.
Guest blog by Hannah Shead, CEO of Trevi If you had told me five years ago […]
CEASE TURNS 5!
BY NAOMI MILES, FOUNDER AND CHAIR OF TRUSTEES Such occasions are natural opportunities to pause, reflect […]
Calls for Ofcom to stand up to pornography industry
New data from CEASE (the Centre to End All Sexual Exploitation) shows parents are leaving it […]
A reckoning is coming
By Gemma Kelly, Head of Policy and Public Affairs It’s been an interesting few months for […]
We will not become quieter smaller versions of ourselves
By Dr. Lucie Moore, Chief Executive of CEASE This is an anonymous testimony from ‘Sarah’ on […]
We welcome legislation to criminalise the creation of deepfakes, but this does not go far enough. Tech is evolving so quickly. We must future-proof legislation to provide adequate protection for victims.
We have joined 21 members of the Children’s Coalition to submit recommendations to @Ofcom on how they must hold the tech industry to account in the implementation of the Online Safety Act. A robust regulator is imperative for protecting kids from pornography.
“A 2020 document that surfaced in a lawsuit described child safety as a “non-goal” at Meta. “If we do something here, cool,” the document said. “But if we do nothing at all, that’s fine too.””
‘Teen porn’ is one of the most popular genres of pornography. It’s no wonder our teenage girls don’t feel safe as boys have been groomed to see them as objects for sexual gratification.