Google enforcer's fired - now it's down to these guys

#443: Meet the trio tasked with deciding what Google must share - and with whom - after the shock firing of the DOJ's antitrust chief...

Welcome to Future Media, and a special free newsletter today as there are major developments in the Google search antitrust case.

But before I jump in, my months-long investigation into Meta’s record on sex crimes published last week went global. Part two’s coming tomorrow.

It’s been shared 99 times, reached tens of thousands around the world, and led to an influx of influential new subs, who I’d like to call out for their work in child safety.

Welcome then to the International Justice Mission in Washington DC which combats human trafficking, slavery, violence against the poor, and other forms of abuse.

It was founded in 1997 by a former DoJ trial attorney who investigated the Rwandan genocide, and operates in 30 countries.

As well as France’s Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, the office of the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa, The US Department of Homeland Security, the age verification team at Yoti, and an MP and leading voice on the UK’s justice watchdog fighting for a…