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 I have a 13-year-old boy who has just started going through puberty, and is becoming more exposed to the topic of pornography and harmful language about women. I understand his curiosity, and that an interest in porn is natural, but, apart from discussing it with him, how can I ensure that when he eventually goes looking for porn, the porn he is exposed to is safe and not using  dangerous  language towards women   botella stanley Are there any safe spaces or sites I can show him to prevent this from happening He is a lovely boy and Id hate to see him affected by what he finds, simply because of societys inability to tackle this subject appropriately.Where is he being exposed to this  At school  With friends  It may be worth talking to the school if thats where hes viewing it. Incredibly, there isnt a law about the minimum age someone can watch legal porn.  Its a criminal offence for an adult to expose someone under 18 to porn and an offence for anyone to have extreme porn in their possession, or anything involving children. When I started doing this column I resolved to give realistic rather than facile advice, so one has to be realisti stanley cup c: porn exists and education is key. Its great you are so alert to this. So many parents think its  stanley cups only other peoples children who access porn, but research shows otherwise. I think porn should be talked about as part of sex education and these conversations should start, in an age-appropriate way, at home.I consulted accredited  UKCP and COSRT  sexual and rela Dvij I m Britain s first black woman bishop and I long for the day when that s not unusual
 Workers rights and protections for women could be under threat after Boris Johnson added a range of changes to the withdrawal agreement bill following the December general election, the Labour leadership contender Lisa Nandy has claimed.The MP for Wigan said a series of answers to parliamentary questions that she tabled showed key protections embedded in European court of justice case law could be ignored by the government.They i stanley ca nclude provisions for pregnant women, equal pay for men and women, and holiday pay.  Nandy said:  It is absolutely disgraceful that Boris Johnson wants to cast new doubt on rights for women at work that we have taken for granted for decades.Brexit weekly briefing: farce over Big Ben bong a fitting end to the sagaRead more The withdrawal agreement bill means women in Belfast will be protected permanently against discrimination at work, but women in Bolsover wont have the same guarantees from next year. Thats completely unacceptable. Nandy presented the government with a series of European court of justice judgments to stanley cup uk  check what their new status would be under the European withdrawal bill following the election.They included a key judgment from 1994 on equal pay that means employers who pay men more than women have to explain why the difference is not due to discrimination.Others included judgments from 2006 and 2011 that stopped the practice of rolling holiday pay into wages and employers refusing to pay allowances as part of paid lea stanley cup deutschland ve.Judgments on p