A Quebec based non-partisan, non-religious campaign against MindGeek and its pornographic website Pornhub for hosting and profiting content of non-consensual porn, trafficking, child-sex abuse and rape.
Demanding Canada require its pornography providers & producers validate age & performer consent
A Montreal Quebec based movement standing in support of the efforts and concerns currently being raised about Montreal, Canada’s pornography provider and producer MindGeek and its website Pornhub.
The greater effort is being supported internationally by a broad spectrum of over 300 child protection, anti-trafficking and women’s rights organizations, as well as experts and trafficking survivors of all backgrounds. Join us in the fight!
NEW YORK TIMES: The Children of Pornhub
Why does Canada allow this company to profit off videos of exploitation and assault?
By Nicholas Kristof Opinion Columnist, December, 4, 2020
PHOTO: Rachel Bujalski for The New York Times
This Issue in Canadian News
Partners and Advocates
Our Goals
Support Canadian Legislation
Demand that our governments form protective legislation for women and children in Canada for age verification and actor consent.
Raise Issue Awareness
Educate people in Quebec and Canada about the sexual exploitation happening on Pornhub.
Seek Justice for Victims
Tell victim’s stories and demand legal action to be taken against MindGeek and Pornhub.
“Lack of action by Canada's justice system allows for
MindGeek and similar companies to profit from exploitation. violence and racism with impunity”
— An open Letter to Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada signed by 20 MP’s
What People Are Saying
“It should be possible to be sex positive and Pornhub negative.”
— Nicholas Kristof, NY Times
“To date, Canadian laws do not require intermediaries to verify whether the people appearing in videos have in fact consented or if they are indeed of the legal age required to appear in such productions”
— The Yale Report
“A question for Trudeau and all Canadians:
Why does Canada host a company that inflicts rape videos on the world?”
— Nicholas Kristof, NY Times
“intolerable, scandalous and shocking”.
— Liberal MP Christine St-Pierre
“Our investigation…confirmed violations of our standards prohibiting unlawful content ”.
— Mastercard Statement: December 12, 2020
“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau remains elusive on what he intends to do”
— Quebec Senator Julie Miville-Deschêne , Interview, Le Journal De Quebec
“The victims, have come forward.
Real people, real names and real faces.
@Pornhub@MindGeek drop the PR lines.
Show your real names. Show your real faces.”
— ArreterExploitationHub
Contact Us
Share your story, anonymous tips and media requests here.
Email
rafaela@arreterexploitationhub.com