Majority of boys aged 11-14 'exposed to online content that promotes misogyny' | Harwich and Manningtree Standard
Two studies released to mark Safer Internet Day warn of the impact such content is having on teenagers, particularly young boys.
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Two studies released to mark Safer Internet Day warn of the impact such content is having on teenagers, particularly young boys.
Sexist language is increasing in schools as more boys are exposed to misogynistic online content, a study has suggested.
A new survey commissioned by the NSPCC has revealed more than a third of parents (36 per cent) in the North of England are concerned about the…
Newsquest will join forces with national child protection charity NSPCC in its 140th anniversary year
Newsquest will join forces with national child protection charity NSPCC in its 140th anniversary year