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Dr Elly Hanson and Lauren Agnew on Apple and Google missing the deadline for on-device nudity blocking, and why the protections must now be written into law.
If I'm honest, when I first started exploring the conversation around raising the age of access to social media, I was on the fence.
Naomi Miles and Dr Elly Hanson on why the under-16 social media ban will help future generations but cannot undo the damage already done.
CEASE strongly welcomes the Government's decisive action to raise the age of access to 16 for social media.
Working in the area of sexual abuse, harm and exploitation, there is no shortage of alarming statistics and bad news, so good news is both rare and welcome.
CEASE is really pleased to see the Government have taken onboard recommendations from Baroness Bertin’s Independent Pornography Review and tabled an amendment to the Crime and Policing bill which will give it…
CEASE is really pleased to see the Government have taken onboard recommendations from Baroness Bertin’s Independent Pornography Review and tabled an amendment to the Crime and Policing bill which will give it…
We are launching a campaign calling for age and consent checks on all online pornography.
The times certainly are a-changing for the pornography industry, and this time it is for the betterment of society.
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CEASE is really pleased to see the Government have taken onboard recommendations from Baroness Bertin’s Independent Pornography Review and tabled an amendment to the Crime and Policing bill which will give it…
CEASE welcomes the release of the Independent Pornography Review and the recommendations outlined by Lead Reviewer Baroness Bertin.
Convictions for exploiting people through prostitution have plummeted since 2010, despite the rise of lucrative pimping websites.
New data from CEASE (the Centre to End All Sexual Exploitation) shows parents are leaving it too late to talk to their children about pornography.
CEASE commissioned More in Common to find out what the British public actually thinks about pornography. 92% say it is harmful to younger children, and none think it is appropriate for a child of 13 or under.
The CEASE Team works diligently throughout the year to ensure that our resources are put to the best use in aid of our vision to see a world free from sexual exploitation.
