Online misogyny: what impact is it having on children?
According to new research by the children’s commissioner for England, one in 10 children have watched pornography by the time they are nine years old. And teachers say the effects are being felt in schools. So what makes young people vulnerable to this kind of content, and what impact might it have on their brains and behaviour? Madeleine Finlay speaks to Guardian education correspondent Sally Weale, and to consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr Dickon Bevington
- Read Sally Weale’s coverage of Dame Rachel de Souza’s report here
- Read Sally Weale’s piece on misogyny in schools here
Clips: GB News
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