Open letter to ChildLine: Stop normalising the use of pornography to children
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Lawrence Cox
5 years ago
This needs to be stopped
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Jo March
5 years ago
Safeguarding basic: 'safe' adults should not behave in 'unsafe' ways. That leads children to be unable to distinguish when harm is being done to them. Appalling that NSPCC does not know this. Appalling that it has Statutory Safeguarding Powers yet does not comprehend grooming.
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Scott
5 years ago
Disgusting. Exact same thing is being promoted to children in sex education. It is grooming on a national scale.
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Eva Lamb
5 years ago
I have only just now found out about this! Shocked! What is going on?!!
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Janice Williams
5 years ago
You are so right!
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Gerry
5 years ago
Porn is abusive to the women in and the children watching it. It
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Gill Day
5 years ago
I am shocked and so saddened that childline are promoting this.
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MR THOMAS J COOPER
5 years ago
Childlike. Seriously?
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Fenella maddison
5 years ago
Porn should never be normalised to children. What the heck are they doing?
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Sarah Cardinal
5 years ago
Just unbelievable that a children's charity is promoting porn to children in this way.
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Lucy Howard
5 years ago
This is part of a consistent pattern of organisations which are supposed to be leading the fight against child abuse actually reversing the safeguarding measures designed to protect children. We need a public enquiry.
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Mervyn Pottinger
5 years ago
This is completely unacceptable.
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Jeet chahal
5 years ago
No, just no.
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Jane Bailey
5 years ago
Pornography has no place in children’s education. Pornography has no place
In any school
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Anonymous
5 years ago
It is important to safeguard children from pornography in accordance with the statutory guidance and standard definition of what is sexual abuse.
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Yoland Bewick
5 years ago
Kids do need to be educated about the harmful effects of pornography. This video is too jokey in tone and the critical points the presenter does make about the harms it causes towards the end are lost in the speed babble.
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Edward Wynn
5 years ago
Exactly what kind of moral value set are you working with, what is your management going. Where are your non executive directors on this. Withdraw this in the next 48 hours or I will report you to the Charities Commission, the government and send this to every journalist I can find.
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Stella Thompson
5 years ago
There is no justification whatsoever for introducing children to pornography and this is extremely damaging to the interests of women and girls.
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Katie Prior
5 years ago
Serious safeguarding concerns
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Tracey Fawcett
5 years ago
Use of porn is a known grooming tactic and easy access to porn is devastating children’s lives. What are Childline thinking?
This needs to be stopped
Safeguarding basic: 'safe' adults should not behave in 'unsafe' ways. That leads children to be unable to distinguish when harm is being done to them. Appalling that NSPCC does not know this. Appalling that it has Statutory Safeguarding Powers yet does not comprehend grooming.
Disgusting. Exact same thing is being promoted to children in sex education. It is grooming on a national scale.
I have only just now found out about this! Shocked! What is going on?!!
You are so right!
Porn is abusive to the women in and the children watching it. It
I am shocked and so saddened that childline are promoting this.
Childlike. Seriously?
Porn should never be normalised to children. What the heck are they doing?
Just unbelievable that a children's charity is promoting porn to children in this way.
This is part of a consistent pattern of organisations which are supposed to be leading the fight against child abuse actually reversing the safeguarding measures designed to protect children. We need a public enquiry.
This is completely unacceptable.
No, just no.
Pornography has no place in children’s education. Pornography has no place In any school
It is important to safeguard children from pornography in accordance with the statutory guidance and standard definition of what is sexual abuse.
Kids do need to be educated about the harmful effects of pornography. This video is too jokey in tone and the critical points the presenter does make about the harms it causes towards the end are lost in the speed babble.
Exactly what kind of moral value set are you working with, what is your management going. Where are your non executive directors on this. Withdraw this in the next 48 hours or I will report you to the Charities Commission, the government and send this to every journalist I can find.
There is no justification whatsoever for introducing children to pornography and this is extremely damaging to the interests of women and girls.
Serious safeguarding concerns
Use of porn is a known grooming tactic and easy access to porn is devastating children’s lives. What are Childline thinking?