Tell the House: Support the measure to release ALL the Epstein files

The petition to the House of Representatives reads:

As survivors of sexual abuse and allies, we know all too well the real emotional and spiritual toll abuse can take on our lives. As Jeffrey Epstein's and Ghislaine Maxwell's many survivors have courageously stated, if we don't offer the public full transparency and release ALL the Epstein files with survivors' names redacted, we are telling all women and girls that their lives don't matter compared with those of rich and powerful abusers. Please correct this injustice, and support the measure introduced by Representatives Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie to demand that the Department of Justice unseal ALL documents related to Epstein's serial sexual abuse and criminal network, with survivors' names redacted! Thank you.

Right now, powerful people are desperately trying to bury the truth about the late child abuser Jeffrey Epstein's serial sexual predation, abuse, and criminal network. We cannot let them succeed.

At a press conference, courageous survivors demanded what should have happened long ago: the release of ALL files related to Epstein's crimes. However, House leadership and even President Donald Trump are blocking transparency and frantically trying to keep these documents sealed.

Every day these files remain hidden is another day justice is denied to over 1,000 women and girls who were sexually exploited and abused. At least one survivor has taken her life, and two have died from drug overdoses. We cannot let their suffering be in vain.

Representatives Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) and Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) have introduced a bipartisan measure that can bypass the stonewalling and force a vote. But they need massive public pressure to make it happen.

Sadly, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and President Donald Trump have made clear that they will not do the right thing. Earlier this year, Speaker Johnson sent lawmakers home early for their summer recess just to avoid a vote on the files demanded by the members of his own party. 

And now, after Trump shamelessly exploited the pain of survivors by using this case to garner support from conservatives while on the campaign trail, he is labeling calls for transparency in Epstein's case a "Democrat hoax," while desperately trying to turn media and public attention elsewhere.

Survivors deserve transparency, healing, and justice. And every single one of their abusers should face accountability.

Sign the petition to the House of Representatives calling on every member to support the bipartisan measure to release ALL the Epstein files with survivors' identities redacted!