The provincial government also launched a sticker campaign to help stamp out cyber-pornography. It asked families to post stickers carrying messages like “No to cybersex” and “God bless this home.”Instead of a shame campaign targeting those who are engaged in the illegal activity, local officials opted for positive reinforcement for the community which they hope will touch the conscience of those involved in the trade. Authorities are also getting assistance from the US Department of Homeland Security in its ongoing cybersex and human trafficking cases. Personnel of the Homeland Security help in “computer autopsy” to retrieve incriminating evidence inside central processing units or other storage devices confiscated through raids. 20 <End Violence: Women’s Rights and Safety Online>