Joel Davis, the current “Youth Ambassador for the United States on Sexual Violence in Conflict, and the co-founding Executive Director of Youth to End Sexual Violence”, has been sentenced on Tuesday to 13 years in prison.
Joel Davis, the current "Youth Ambassador for the United States on Sexual Violence in Conflict, and the co-founding Executive Director of Youth to End Sexual Violence," has been sentenced on Tuesday to 13 years in prison.
According to the Huffington Post's own website, Davis "works in close partnership with the [US] government, the United Nations and various civil society and youth-led organizations to galvanize international support for the engagement of youth on the topic of sexual and gender based violence in conflict."
According to the US Department of Justice, Davis "was sentenced to 156 months in prison for enticing a child to engage in illegal sexual activity, 60 months for possession of child pornography, and 60 months for distribution and receipt of child pornography, all to be served concurrently."
"David previously pled guilty on January 16, 2020 before United States District Judge George B. Daniels, who also imposed the sentence."
Conservative author, filmmaker and journalist Mike Cernovich also had something to say about Davis:
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