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Did you know sending naked selfies can be a criminal offence?

The very laws which were intended to protect children from abuse and exploitation are now being used to punish children

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Raymond Arthur | The Conversation
Young people have always explored their sexuality and shared these experiences with others. Last year a report from the NSPCC showed that one in seven (approximately 14%) young people in the UK have taken a naked or semi-naked picture of themselves. A lot of these young people will then go on to share these images with someone they know.
These figures, suggest that sharing self-generated sexual images has become just another way for young people to express their sexual selves. It’s all part of growing up – sexting is just a different approach to more

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