Project No More is pleased to announce some updates to our website.
Our first video, No Violation Found, has been added to the homepage for easier accessibility. Between March and July 2026, Project No More reported countless accounts posting animal torture content across X, Instagram, Reddit, Discord, Telegram, Facebook, and TikTok, under each platform's own rules. Nearly all came back "no violation found," most within minutes. The video follows those receipts down the stack: the platforms that replaced human review with classifiers, the encrypted app the content escapes to, the infrastructure companies that keep abuse-hosting sites online, and the law underneath everything. It contains no abuse imagery. Everything on screen is interface, court records, and public data.
Our Stay, but Lead campaign has been updated with new information. The campaign asks companies sourcing from the Jieyang region to use their influence: engage suppliers, encourage dialogue with local authorities, and make it clear that cruelty is incompatible with their values. We asked these companies to engage with our proposals, and most have not responded, but Marks & Spencer did. They listened, and we welcome that dialogue. The door remains open to every company.
A Chinese Embassy contact has been added to all 18 countries in the Contact Your Representatives tool, so visitors anywhere in the world can reach the Chinese diplomatic mission in their own country directly from our site.
New artwork and memorials have also been added to the site, including the piece above by @_sincatt. We are grateful to every artist who contributes their work to this cause.