EARN IT Act
Child Pornography Victims Demand Justice
We are the Phoenix 11
11 survivors of child sexual abuse and child sexual abuse material that in most cases has been distributed on the Internet.
Today, we speak for a collective of survivors—many of whom will never be identified or ever have their voices heard.
The Children of Pornhub
Revised Earn It Act Removes Section 230 Impunity for Child Sex Abuse Material
The EARN IT Act: Holding the Tech Industry Accountable in the Fight Against Online Child Sexual Exploitation
Graham, Blumenthal, Hawley, Feinstein Introduce EARN IT Act to Encourage Tech Industry to Take Online Child Sexual Exploitation Seriously
Child Abusers Run Rampant as Tech Companies Look the Other Way
This is an impressive profile over one year in the making. The reporters did an amazing job and were sensitive to our clients throughout the process. Thanks to The New York Times for shining a light on this darkness and for giving hope to the innumerable girls and boys who will never get to tell their story.
The Internet Is Overrun With Images of Child Sexual Abuse. What Went Wrong?
Unprecedented reporting by The New York Times discussing the nation's response (and lack of response) to the online exploitation of children. Marsh Law Firm has been working with the Times for over a year on this story. Part II will feature our clients' personal stories. Mandatory (if not difficult) reading for everyone concerned about children, human rights, and the lack of accountability of the government and technology companies for protecting these victims.