When Governments Criminalize Fiction, Real Victims Pay the Price
Recent proposals in the United Kingdom to criminalize certain forms of pornography illustrate a growing policy problem: the increasing willingness of governments […]
Beyond the Filter: Sexual Content Online: Who Gets Protected and Who Gets Policed?
In the season finale of Beyond the Filter, Jeremy and Brandy are joined by Shambhawi Paudel (ILGA Asia) and Mar Díaz (digital rights […]
Deepfakes, Fiction, and the Future of CSAM Law
On February 10, 2026, Australian author Lauren Ashley Matrosa was convicted of possessing and distributing child abuse material. However, no children were […]
Living under the ICE age – How the agency is surveilling people and what you can do to prevent it
Since President Trump was reelected, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has gone on a rampage to detain and deport people in our communities. […]
Beyond the Filter: Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence
In this episode of Beyond the Filter, Brandy and Jeremy examine how gender-based harm is being amplified by digital platforms and AI tools, […]
False Positives, Real Harm: When Child Safety Systems Get It Wrong
When Jonas (not his real name) posted a photo of himself in sports clothes to his own Instagram account, the last thing […]
Stop Trump Immigration Social Media Dragnet
The Trump Administration is currently trying to put rules in place for foreigners to hand over several years of social media history, […]
Beyond the Filter: Australia’s Under 16 Social Media Ban
This episode discusses Australia’s groundbreaking social media minimum age law, which mandates that platforms block users under 16. The conversation explores the […]
Drawing the Line
The Drawing the Line Between Personal Expression and Lived Abuse program addresses a growing and consequential failure in contemporary lawmaking: the deliberate erosion of […]
Drawing the Line Webinar
This webinar held on 10 December 2025 was for the the global launch of the Drawing the Line Watchlist—a groundbreaking report examining […]