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mission
Founded in 1996, the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating child pornography from the Internet. ASACP battles child pornography through its CP reporting hotline, and by organizing the efforts of the online adult industry to combat the heinous crime of child sexual abuse. ASACP also works to help parents prevent children from viewing age-inappropriate material online.
why ASACP?
Shutting down CP sites (and catching child pornographers!) can only happen if suspected sites are reported and investigated. But it's hard for the government to review all the reports with which they're inundated. In addition, members of the general public surfing the web may feel uncomfortable contacting government agencies.
Fortunately, ASACP fosters communication and cooperation with the online adult industry. This means we have the outreach and access to involve adult sites and their customers, as well as the knowledge and technical ability to review submitted reports, and forward suspect sites to the authorities who consider our Red Flag Reports to be high priority.
what we do & how we do it
- ASACP provides an online hotline for web surfers and webmasters to report suspected child pornography. Our many member sites provide links to this hotline, which receives thousands of reports every month.
- ASACP investigates these reports and determines the hosting, billing, IP address, ownership, and linkage of suspected CP sites. ASACP then forwards Red Flag reports to the appropriate government agencies and associations. These include the FBI and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, as well as European hotlines. We also notify ISPs and payment processors when their hosting and billing services are hijacked by CP operators.
- ASACP's Approved Member program for adult sites offers a model of effective self-regulation for the online adult industry. Approved Member sites are required to comply with our Code of Ethics.
- ASACP has established Best Practices for members, which are recommended not just for adult sites, but also for search engines, billing and hosting companies, dating sites, and others.
- ASACP created the RTA ("Restricted to Adults") label to better enable parental filtering, and to demonstrate the online adult industry's commitment to helping parents prevent children from viewing age-inappropriate content.
- ASACP keeps its members informed on current laws and regulations pertaining to child pornography and child protection, as well as new and pending legislation.
- ASACP works to educate and inform its members, the online adult industry, government policy makers, and the public about issues related to child protection, illegal online activities, and the efforts of the online adult industry to battle child sexual abuse.
how you can help
- Join ASACP and become a Member or Sponsor!
- The ASACP logo displayed on a member site means that site neither contains nor condones child pornography.
- Thousands of adult sites have already joined our cause, helping to raise awareness and fight child sexual abuse.
- Our Sponsors include some of the largest and most prominent online adult companies. Click HERE for a complete list!
- Donate to ASACP, and/or Become a Supporter!
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latest news
August 27 -
ASACP Releases DC Press Conference Video Featuring Stormy Daniels
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August 25 -
Rodnievision Joins on as ASACP Corporate Sponsor
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August 22 -
ASACP at STOREROTICA
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August 18 -
Tera Patrick and Evan Seinfeld Featured in Newest RTA PSA
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August 12 -
City of West Hollywood Honors ASACP and RTA
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July 29 -
Congresswoman Honors Joan Irvine and ASACP
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ASACP and Stormy Daniels Join Together to Create RTA PSA (read) |
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I have to congratulate you formulating such a positive and needed site. Your aims and initiatives are clearly for a good cause - keep up the good work. Your site is an especially excellent resource for adults who enjoy viewing legal consensual adult porn on the web. My husband and I always make sure we keep an eye-out for your ASACP button on adult sites we subscribe to.
I have reported questionable internet content in the past to government organizations, but this site makes it so user friendly. Thank God for you and what you PHYSICALLY do to make this a safer world for our most innocent of lives.
It is comforting to know that such an association exists. With the advent of new technology, child porn is accessed more quickly and easily. Your associations monitors the internet in a very professional fashion.
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