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Joining more than 32,000 Jordanian Facebook citizens, The Pink Cross Foundation, Girls Against Porn & Human Trafficking, & Cedars Cultural and Educational Foundation are urging the Jordanian government to block porn sites.
The Jordanian Ministry of Communications, Information & Technology voiced support for blocking, preventing Jordan’s children from exposure to harmful obscene materials.
U.S.-based “companies” operating, despite U.S. federal obscenity laws that make pornography distribution illegal, create a majority of the world’s offensive websites. Since the U.S. Department of Justice won’t enforce existing federal obscenity laws, other countries are forced to devise alternatives.
“This is an alternative solution for countries to protect citizens; they are fully supported,” stated Tiffany Leeper.
“The Department of Justice is failing to prosecute U.S. pornographers under federal obscenity laws, so countries face the burden of devising alternatives to prevent exposure to violent porn.
“The burden put on countries is embarrassing, as the Department of Justice does nothing to enforce U.S. obscenity laws when they could single-handedly decrease the plethora of Internet porn by prosecuting hard-core adult pornographers. Children are detrimentally affected by porn, and families destroyed, because the DOJ allows pornographers to thrive illegally.”
“Because young people can always find ways to access pornographic sites, the regulators should intervene to block sites. Watching pornography is against our religion and values and traditions,” said one Jordanian father.
“Blocking sites would help parents monitor what their children see on the Internet,” he said.
Pornography leads to rape, incest, and even murder, noted by academic research at www.pornharms.com.
The public is urged to sign the petition forward to others: www.change.org/petitions/support-blocking-of-porn-sites-in-jordan