Pornography, Harm, and the Limits of the Law
Mick Moran, chief executive of the Irish Internet Hotline and a board member of INHOPE, the international association of internet reporting hotlines, argued […]
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What Wattpad’s New Rules and the Rush to AO3 Truly Reveal
When Wattpad quietly rewrote its content guidelines last month, its writers didn’t wait around for the hammer to fall. Overnight, they began […]
Drawing the Line: Online Harm, Queer Expression, and Platform Governance in Asia-Pacific
October 6 at 10:15–11:15 NPT, 4:30 UTC, 14:30 AEST, 21:30 PST, October 7 at 0:30 EST Across the Asia-Pacific region, governments and […]
Medical School Berlin workshop
Perspectives on Child Sex Stories – A Panel DiscussionSeptember 28 at 7:00–9:30 BST, 8:00–10:30 CEST, 16:00–18:30 AEST, 23:00–1:30 PDT To date, little […]
What I Learned Building Age Verification for a Platform With a Billion Users
A few years ago I sat in a room where a small group of people decided how a platform with over a […]
Did we just lose the open Internet?
Imagine being seventeen years old in 2032. You want to send a flirtatious message to your boyfriend. Before it can even leave […]
Drawing the Line Principles Launch
Where should lawmakers, platforms, and civil society draw the line between harmful sexual content that involves real victims, and personal expression such […]
What Do Sex Ed and Digital Literacy Have in Common?
When we choose to prohibit instead of prepare, young people navigate the risk anyway. They just do it without guidance to make informed decisions. Abstinence-only education showed us this. The evidence on age verification is already showing us the same thing.
The ‘Keep Kids Safe’ Law That Doesn’t Keep Anyone Safe
We’ve all done it. Mindlessly typed in your birthday on a website asking you to verify your age. Maybe you felt a […]
Drawing the Line at RightsCon
In February 2026, UNICEF issued a statement calling on countries to expand criminal law definitions of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) to […]