Uldouz
@Uldouz • 422,859 subscribers
Award winning Actress/Writer/Producer/Activist/OG influencer @uldouz on all platforms, Snapchat: snapuldouz support https://t.co/j4pUFCmUBj
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P*rnhub was previously exposed for monetizing real videos of abuse, including content involving drugged and unconscious victims. Only after massive public pressure and legal action did Visa and Mastercard cut ties—forcing the removal of over 90% of the site. Now, platforms like Motherless continue to profit from similar illegal and exploitative content, still processing payments through major financial systems. This is exactly why stronger, preventative laws are needed—not just reactive takedowns after the damage is done. This is the reason the PROTECT Act is needed globally. The PROTECT Act requires mandatory age verification and verified consent at the point of upload for adult platforms—stopping illegal content before it ever goes live, not after it spreads. As someone who has been exploited on P*rnhub and Motherless and been fighting for over four years to make this a requirement—this will ensure that uploaders to adult sites are verified and that consent is proven before any content is allowed online. The internet has no borders. Protection shouldn’t either.
Uldouz61,909 views • 3 months ago
I testified at the California State Capitol—and the bill I created, the PROTECT Act, was passed unanimously. This isn’t just another reactive law. It’s a real solution that stops image based abuse before it’s uploaded. Watch the full testimony and share it. Let’s finish what we started. #PROTECTAct
Uldouz38,535 views • 1 year ago
I fully support Amendment 300 in the UK’s Crime and Policing Bill. It follows the same exact framework as the PROTECT Act—requiring real age and consent verification for uploaders to adult sites. As a survivor, I know exactly why this is needed and why takedowns don’t work. After working on this for over four years with the UK’s Cyber Helpline and helping create the Global Online Harms Alliance, I’m glad to see this moving forward. Watch this to understand why.
Uldouz13,149 views • 3 months ago
Section 230 is exactly why platforms can ignore digital violence and online abuse like this. I know this firsthand. I was a victim of the 2014 iCloud hack, and were uploaded to sites like Motherless without my consent. It took years of fighting to remove that content—while it continued to spread. That’s the problem. Takedowns happen after the damage is done. The Protect Act fixes this at the source. It requires age and consent verification for uploaders to adult platforms, stopping digital violence before it begins. We don’t need better cleanup. We need prevention.
Uldouz11,280 views • 3 months ago
Last week, history was made at the California State Capitol. The PROTECT Act passed unanimously through the Assembly Committee, a powerful step toward justice. For the first time, survivors are not just being heard, they’re being seen and believed. This is what me and my nonprofit, Foundationra have been fighting for relentlessly. The PROTECT Act is the first and only bill that requires agent consent verification before any upload happens , stopping exploitation before the damage can even begin. No more Band-Aid bills. No more empty words. The PROTECT Act is the real solution survivors have needed all along. Now every state needs to follow and we need to pass this federally and internationally. Survivors everywhere deserve real protection, not just promises. Huge thank you to Diane Dixon , her incredible team, and everyone in the Assembly Committee who stood up for what’s right. This is just the beginning and we are just getting started.
Uldouz26,945 views • 1 year ago
On September 23rd, I spoke at the UNGA80 event with the Spotlight Initiative , in front of world leaders, the United Nations, European Union, and African Union. I addressed the urgent need for stronger global digital protections, here in the U.S. the current laws allow abuse content to be uploaded first, and only offer the option to take it down after the damage is done. That’s not justice, that’s trauma and exploitation. Why are we passing laws that allow the exploitation of children and women to be uploaded in the first place? And how can we dare call that a “win”? I was at the United Nations not just to raise awareness, but to create global solutions. The PROTECT Act is one of them and is urgently needed everywhere. As the founder of the #protectact and Foundationra this isn’t just a U.S. issue. It’s a worldwide crisis. And I won’t stop until we build a safer future for everyone. Special thanks to #spotlightinitiative for amplifying voices like mine and creating safe spaces to develop real solutions against violence toward women and girls. Your commitment to global change is deeply appreciated. #unga80 #tfgbv
Uldouz17,122 views • 10 months ago
RT to help someone in need of free services for image based abuse! If you or someone you know is a victim of image based sexual abuse go to Foundation Ra for free take down services, legal advice, therapy, law enforcement and so much more. I created Foundation Ra because these are the resources I wish I had when I became a victim of image based abuse and received no help or support from anywhere instead everyone wanted to profit off of me and kick me while I was already down. So I made sure I created a non profit with free and effective resources for anyone going through this today.
Uldouz16,659 views • 1 year ago
RT to help protect everyone online AI is watching you, protect yourself now!
Uldouz15,671 views • 1 year ago
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Uldouz13,096 views • 1 year ago
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