IJM welcomes the reintroduction and committee passage of the EARN IT Act, a bipartisan bill that aims to combat the online sexual exploitation of...

Children need companies to design platforms for safety as effectively as they innovate for profit. Kids need governments to regulate the internet the...

Five Filipino women who sexually abused and exploited children to make money online have been sentenced to a maximum of 15 years in prison.

International Justice Mission (IJM) and the Broadway community are bringing their voices together for an evening of justice, hope and freedom.

Two traffickers who sexually abused children for profit online were each sentenced to serve up to 35 years in prison.

In a landmark month for the fight against online sexual exploitation of children, four people were convicted in Jan. 2023, including two female...

Ruby*, an IJM Survivor Leader, has long been a fierce advocate to end the online sexual exploitation of children. Now, her story has been brought...

Aaron* was just 2 years old when he was rescued from an unthinkable crime in the Philippines. He and other children had been sexually abused by one...

IJM has partnered with Meta in a cutting-edge, immersive augmented and virtual reality campaign that has reached nearly 10 million people.