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Open letter to ChildLine: Stop normalising the use of pornography to children

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STUART HONEYFORD
5 years ago

Just plain wrong. Period

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Karen Harris
5 years ago

On what planet can this ever be considered a good idea??

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Zara moores
5 years ago

Stop shoving sex down our children's throats. Stop opening doors that don't need to be open. Leave parents to teach their children about the birds and the bees

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Jen Weir
5 years ago

It’s ridiculous this is even an issue - who is behind this?

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Emma
5 years ago

Leave children alone

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Katy Strong
5 years ago

No to sanctioning child use of porn.

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S Keenan
5 years ago

NSPCC has been captured by the gender lobby. This needs a public inquiry.

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Tatiana Suarez
5 years ago Featured

This video was highly inappropriate. Porn is for adults, always has been and even adults would do better if they used their imagination rather than support this problematic and growing industry that is filled with degrading misogyny and often contains trafficking victims

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antonio mcgrandles
5 years ago

This is doscussseding

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Arian Heald
5 years ago

WTF are you doing delivering this to children?

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Howard Cole
5 years ago

'WTF is Porn' is maketing the sexualisation of vulnerable children. The research is quite clear - any organisation that promotes this during the latency period is deliberately abusing children below trhe age of consent.

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Dr Ron Jameson
5 years ago

Yes. I fully agree that it should be removed from all teaching areas.

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Diane Blackwell
5 years ago

It is unbelievable that any organisation promoting the care of children could say that porn is 'fun'! It is damaging and harmful - that is the message that should be sent out.

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Joy Beacham
5 years ago

I consider that normalising porn creates an unrealistic impression to young people which can potentially damage future relationships where the experience of sexual activity loses its significance of selfless intimacy.

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Imogen Makepeace
5 years ago

I cant believe I'm signing a petition to Childline about their video promoting pornography to children. Children watching or seeing pornography is HARMFUL to them

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Geoff Simons
5 years ago

Although instruction about sexual ethics is right, exposing children to any type of pornography is wrong - it is not something that is easily controllable. Porn is known to be addictive and harmful to relationships.

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Meirwen Porowai
5 years ago

This kind of thing is insidious. It makes what most of us deem unacceptable into the new norm. How can kids hope to have happy relationships if they watch this.

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Amanda Jane Abraham
5 years ago

I support the withdrawal of this video and am very concerned about its harmful influence on children and young people from what I have heard about it

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This is such a dangerous and thoughtless act, to put this video out. And the NSPCC should be ashamed to be connected with it

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Ann Spencer
5 years ago

Children’s innocence needs to be protected