Pornography degrades human beings. . . . It destroys lives. Internet policies that encourage a certain level of behavior in order to have access to the Internet, that require parental permission, and that authorize the use of filters on all terminals used by children are called for. The FFL's goal is to protect children from age-inappropriate materials. We urge public schools and libraries to be more responsible.
Technology is a necessity to protect the kids.
Machine problems can be adjusted, adapted and erased. Donna Rice Hughes, Vice President, Enough is Enough The operating priority of Enough is Enough is making the Internet safe for children. Defending minor children from harmful pornography goes beyond questions regarding censorship to how society should behave responsibly in protecting the innocent minds and hearts of children. A shared responsibility between the public, the technology industry and the legal community is necessary to bring our nation's children safely and confidently into the important frontier of cyberspace. The U.S. National Commission on Libraries and Information Science is a permanent, independent agency of the Federal government charged by Public Law 91-345 to advise the President and Congress on national and international library and information policies and plans.