After Mia Khalifa requested that her adult content be removed specifically on PorHub, thousands have been supportive towards her. He also asked the producer Bang Bros to master the material where she appears.
From that moment, the #JusticeForMia hashtag began to be promoted to support it and to achieve that goal.
Khalifa recently replied to an Instagram user who tagged her in a post about her porn career to which she replied:
“Those 11 videos will haunt me until I die, and I don’t want another girl to go through that, because NO ONE should.”
On June 24, she wrote on twitter: “I have never talked about this because they made me feel like I couldn’t tell my story without being ridiculed by the general public. Now I feel safe, and I also feel the need to download some things that I’ve been haunted during my brief stint in the industry. ”
Mia also shared a publication “thegirlgangmx” where she thanked them in Spanish after explaining what this campaign that she has undertaken consists of. She wrote, “Thank you, I love you very much.”
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Meanwhile in his stories on Instagram he showed all the support he has already received. In one of her publications, she thanked the creator of the hashtag Bella, who has continued to spread awareness in four days. #JusticeForMia had more than 11 million views on this social network.
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“I promise that I will make #justiceformia the first step to change, this movement these girls have started will shed light on the predatory practices of that industry and help save thousands of girls annually from the same traps.”
They also opened an account on Change.org to demand this request to deliver all their material to them in addition to removing all their content from the networks.
Below we share the review of this portal who is already close to collecting a million signatures.
“Mia Khalifa, 27, appeared in the porn industry for a short 3-month period in 2014 at the age of 21. She was only paid $ 12k out of the millions of dollars Pornhub and BangBros make from her videos.
The infamous hijab video has collected death threats from ISIS that have attacked Mia since the video’s release in 2014 until today. Mia consistently attends therapy for trauma, emotional distress, and the consequences of bullying.
Mia and her team have provided countless financial offers to the current owners of their domain name and pornographic videos to no avail. Large corporations are not giving Mia Khalifa a fair chance to demand her content in court because of the financial advantage.
We are demanding that their domain names be returned, their videos removed, and they be fairly discussed in court without putting Mia Khalifa in deep financial ruin. Mia has expressed regret for her decisions in the porn industry multiple times.
Please consider signing this petition to support Mia Khalifa’s future efforts and bring her justice. “
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