Cyber Civil Rights Initiative
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CCRI’s mission is to combat online abuses that threaten civil rights and civil liberties. https://cybercivilrights.org/
We also thank CCRI Vice President and founding board member @daniellecitron.bsky.social, an early and powerful voice for change whose 2009 Boston University Law Review article, "Cyber Civil Rights,” shaped the language, the movement, and legislative reform on this issue right from the start. 5/5
May 19, 2025 at 6:55 PM
We also thank CCRI Vice President and founding board member @daniellecitron.bsky.social, an early and powerful voice for change whose 2009 Boston University Law Review article, "Cyber Civil Rights,” shaped the language, the movement, and legislative reform on this issue right from the start. 5/5
We are deeply grateful to Survivor and CCRI Founder @hollyccri.bsky.social, whose vision and tireless perseverance since 2012 brought this issue to the forefront for lawmakers, tech companies, and society, and paved the way for the federal criminalization of NDII. 4/x
May 19, 2025 at 6:55 PM
We are deeply grateful to Survivor and CCRI Founder @hollyccri.bsky.social, whose vision and tireless perseverance since 2012 brought this issue to the forefront for lawmakers, tech companies, and society, and paved the way for the federal criminalization of NDII. 4/x
We remain concerned about TAKE IT DOWN's drawbacks and hopeful that they will be addressed as implementation moves forward. Please see CCRI's explanation of the strengths and drawbacks of TAKE IT DOWN here. 3/x
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CCRI Statement on the Passage of the TAKE IT DOWN Act (S. 146) - Cyber Civil Rights Initiative
For Immediate Release Contact: Mary Anne Franks, JD, DPhil President, Cyber Civil Rights Initiative info@cybercivilrights.org Please also see the CCRI Media Guide CCRI Statement on the Passage of the ...
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May 19, 2025 at 6:55 PM
We remain concerned about TAKE IT DOWN's drawbacks and hopeful that they will be addressed as implementation moves forward. Please see CCRI's explanation of the strengths and drawbacks of TAKE IT DOWN here. 3/x
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CCRI welcomes the long-overdue enactment of a federal criminal law prohibiting NDII, and is especially pleased that the criminal provision of TAKE IT DOWN is largely based on the model bill developed by CCRI President @maryannefranks.bsky.social. 2/x
May 19, 2025 at 6:55 PM
CCRI welcomes the long-overdue enactment of a federal criminal law prohibiting NDII, and is especially pleased that the criminal provision of TAKE IT DOWN is largely based on the model bill developed by CCRI President @maryannefranks.bsky.social. 2/x
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The bill incorporates much of the language of the model federal statute against NDII I first drafted in 2013 and much of the language I have developed on sexually explicit forgeries. The criminal provision is essential to supporting current survivors and deterring future perpetrators.
April 28, 2025 at 11:07 PM
The bill incorporates much of the language of the model federal statute against NDII I first drafted in 2013 and much of the language I have developed on sexually explicit forgeries. The criminal provision is essential to supporting current survivors and deterring future perpetrators.