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If you or a loved one have been a victim of child pornography and sex trafficking on pornhub, you may have legal rights. Contact an experienced child pornography lawyer to learn more.
An investigative article published by the New York Times in early December 2020, recounted the tales of teenagers under the age of 18 who have had their lives changed by the Canadian-based porn site. A follow-up article just a few days later shared massive leaps to stop this from happening in the future, including an announcement from Pornhub to curb future exploitation.
In addition to the New York Times articles, earlier this year a petition was started to shut down the Pornhub site. This petition, Traffickinghub, now has over 2 million signatures.
Both Visa and Mastercard have also blocked payments to the site following the investigative article.
Over the first weekend of December, Pornhub has removed 80% of its videos, from 13.5 million videos to 2.9 million. The site no longer hosts videos from unverified users.
Pornhub's announcement states they are "committed to eliminating illegal content, including non-consensual material and child sexual abuse material (CSAM)" They have made steps to improve and protect the community including:
Between the New York Times investigation, Traffickinghub campaign and petition, as well as the expanded policies from Pornhub, new moves in protecting children from abuse, rape, and trafficking are being made.
The exploitation of women and children isn't just found on Pornhub.
If you or someone you know has been the victim of sex trafficking, sexual abuse, or sexual exploitation, contact an experienced sex abuse lawyer today. You have rights and we want to help you understand the legal process. Contact us today for your free, confidential, consultation to learn more.
