Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse are speaking out again — not for what happened years ago, but for what is happening now.

According to a lawsuit, the U.S. Department of Justice released files that exposed identifying information of around 100 survivors, despite assurances their identities would be protected. Although some materials were later removed, the damage was already done.

Today, survivors say their personal information is still circulating online through search engines and AI-generated content, leading to harassment, threats, and renewed trauma.

No survivor should have to relive their abuse because their identity was exposed.

This is a failure of protection, accountability, and basic human dignity.

We call on:

U.S. Department of Justice
Google leadership
to fully remove all survivor-identifying information, strengthen protections, and ensure this never happens again.

Sign this petition to stand with survivors and demand: privacy, accountability, and justice.