PAPS is a non-profit organization whose mission is to"End to sexual exploitation."

Consultation support for problems encountered in digital sexual violence, the AV industry, the sex industry, etc. Activities to delete sexual images that have been spread against the person's will; We carry out outreach activities, advocacy activities, and public relations/awareness activities.

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Adult videos,
Sex industry

Revenge porn,
Sexual Voyeurism

I sent someone a sexually explicit image(s) and am being threatened for it

I was consulted about the damage from someone close (friends or family)

I want to delete
the sexual images/videos of myself on the internet

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For those who are lost

Financial Sextortion
Sexual image blackmail

Deepfake

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PAPS fights against sexual exploitation by supporting victims of sexual exploitation and digital sexual violence.

PAPS is committed to the mission of "Putting an End to Sexual Exploitation".
Sexual exploitation is the violation of one's own sexual consent and deprivation of control for the benefit of others.
Specifically, it includes sexual voyeurism and dissemination, revenge pornography, online grooming, sextortion (sexual blackmail), and digital sexual violence such as photogravure and nudity against the will. Others refer to problems related to the adult video (AV) industry and problems related to the sex industry.
The reality of sexual exploitation as revealed by the consultations we receive at PAPS.
We continue to investigate this issue, communicate it to society at large, and work to seek solutions to social problems.

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Our Mission

We are committed to three missions to address the social issues of
"digital sexual violence" and "sexual exploitation."

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PAPS conducts outreach and consultation support activities in various locations where sexual exploitation occurs, such as on the streets of Tokyo and online. Outreach involves finding people caught up in sexual exploitation, providing them with the necessary information, medical support, assistance with daily life, and support for them to regain control on their own.

The youngest woman we reached out to was 10 years old, and we were able to intervene immediately when she was asked to appear in a pornographic video. We continue to do street outreach more than 100 days a year.

PAPS continues to work to help victims of digital sexual violence and exploitation regain control by providing outreach, consultation support, and requesting the removal of sexual images that have been distributed against their will.

Change laws and systems

Insufficient legal frameworks to curb digital sexual violence and sexual exploitation mean that sexual exploitation cannot be effectively tackled and trust in the legal system is eroded.

Sexual exploitation also exacerbates gender and social inequalities, as well as contributing to sexual violence and exploitation of the most vulnerable in society.

If the current situation of "a system where sex can be bought" continues, the human rights of people who are forced to sell sex will be violated and they will not be protected from social discrimination. As a result, they will be deprived of employment opportunities, medical care, and opportunities to participate in society.

Furthermore, treating women as sexual commodities not only undermines women's social status and dignity, but also serves as a factor in condoning the sexual exploitation of children (child prostitution and child pornography).

Changing the culture

The culture of "sex can be bought" is pervasive in Japanese society. For victims of digital sexual violence and sexual exploitation, even if it is a crime, it is treated as their own fault, and they are deprived of the power to report the damage. On the other hand, the risk of arrest for perpetrators is low, and the number of new entrants increases, leading to rampant sexual exploitation.

In addition, sexual exploitation of women and children is commonplace around the world, and this problem is maintained and further strengthened by the huge profits generated by digital sexual violence and sexual exploitation. Changing this situation is not easy.

If everyone stops "buying sex" from today, we can end sexual exploitation in an instant. The root cause of sexual exploitation is the demand to "buy sex." If we just stop buying sex, we can solve the problem of sexual exploitation from that day on.

Through your support, we bring recovery to those caught up in sexual exploitation.
Your support will go a long way in solving the problem of sexual exploitation.

¥2,000 per month

Once a year

We can provide support late at night to accompany young women we meet through outreach.

¥1000 per month

1 day a year

We can provide food and drinks to women who have nowhere to go

¥5,000 per month

1 day a year

We can keep our consultation and support hotline for victims of digital sexual violence running

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