Tech Giants, Federal Law Identified by Advocacy Group as Enabling Sexual Exploitation

Published on April 11, 2024

The yearly list of “mainstream contributors to sexual exploitation” has been released by the National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE). This list includes a wide variety of entities, ranging from large corporations in the technology sector to a piece of federal law. NCOSE made public the “Dirty Dozen List” for the year 2024 on April 10. This list contains companies that, according to the organization, do not take sufficient measures to protect society from the negative effects of sexual exploitation. Topping the list are “three of the world’s wealthiest companies,” as NCOSE pointed out in their press release. “Apple, Meta, and Microsoft are among the most powerful and profitable companies globally,” said Vice President and Director of Corporate Advocacy Lina Nealon....

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