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Teens to be taught strangulation can put them in jail after 'choking normalisation' concerns
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The introduction of these new sexual education lessons comes amidst growing concerns about the normalisation of violent behaviour among young people, particularly in the context of relationships. Strangulation is a serious offence that can have severe physical and emotional consequences, and is considered a significant indicator of potential future abuse. The new lessons aim to educate teenagers about the seriousness of the offence and its potential legal consequences.
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Teens to be taught strangulation can put them in jail after 'choking normalisation' concerns
The new sexual education lessons will be taught to 14 to 15-year-olds in schools, with the offence punishable by up to five years in prison
15 Jul, 06:54
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