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Sexting in the UK


Authorities persecute children for sexting


 

Commented: Police told to back off from persecuting young people caught sexting...

Sexting still noted as a crime but police told to keep it off damaging police records


Link Here28th February 2016
Police in England and Wales are producing new guidelines designed to avoid criminalising children caught sending their own naked images to each other.

Under current shameful Home Office rules, any such sexting incident reported to the police must be recorded as a crime.

The National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) will advise teachers on when they should report such incidents. It confirmed to the BBC that new guidelines were being developed but were in very early stages.

  Offsite Comment: Why Sexting is an Attack on the Younger Generation

28th February 2016. See  article from business.facebook.com . Thanks to Barry

 

 

Offsite Article: Don't criminalise the selfie-generation...


Link Here 16th February 2016
By criminalising young people between the ages of sixteen and eighteen, our political and justice systems show how disconnected they are from technological change and social values. By Myles Jackman

See article from mylesjackman.com

 

 

Offsite Article: Jailing innocent children...


Link Here14th May 2015
Prosecutors of sexting case should be themselves jailed for child abuse

See article from mirror.co.uk




 

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