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Stop the Demand (Covenant Eyes — link broken)

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The linked Covenant Eyes article on Pornhub and sex trafficking now returns 404. The argument still matters — demand for pornography and demand for trafficked people are the same market — but this row needs a working URL.

Information last checked: 2026-08-29
FORMATArticle or Guide
PRICEFree
TIME10–30 minutes
BEST FORAnyone connecting personal pornography use to trafficking
Directory overview

What it is

The article this row points at, on Pornhub and sex trafficking, returns a 404. The subject is important and worth keeping in the directory: the distinction between pornography as private consumption and trafficking as a distant crime does not survive contact with the evidence, since the same platforms have hosted trafficked and non-consensual material and the same demand funds both. But the link is dead, and a dead link on a resource directory costs trust. Options: search the Covenant Eyes blog for the current version of the article, substitute NCOSE's material on the same subject, or use Fight the New Drug's coverage — both organizations are in this directory and cover this ground directly.

What it may help with

  • I want to fight exploitation and trafficking
  • I want to understand the science

How to access it

Web article None — but the linked page no longer exists

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