Technology and the sexual exploitation of women: Our submission to the UN
Call for input on the use of technology in facilitating and preventing contemporary forms of slavery
In our submission to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of slavery, including its causes and its consequences (April 2022) we presented evidence of modern technology being used to recruit and subject people to contemporary forms of slavery in Australia.
Submission to Inquiry into the Rights of Women and Children
Porn + prostitution harms to women and children exacerbated by pandemic, war
In our December 2022 submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade inquiry, we highlighted the issues of
- sexual violence against women and children
- the role of the sex industry in normalising and perpetuating this violence
- the particular impact on migrant women within the sex industry in Australia and on pornography as a driver of violence against women
Protect children from porn and predators: Our urgent message to Big Tech
Draft Codes leave major loopholes for child sexual exploitation
Read moreSubmission to Social Media and Online Safety inquiry
Our call to rein in big tech 'rogue states'
Read moreChildren over profit: Big tech needs to protect children from predators, porn
12 recommendations to improve online safety for children
Read moreSubmission on proposed changes to South Australia's prostitution laws
Men's violence, not stigma, is the cause of harm to prostituted women
Read moreSubmission to National Summit on Women's Safety
We were pleased to make a submission to the Department of Social Services' September 2021 National Summit on Women's Safety.
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