Starmer backs campaign to show Adolescence in schools
- Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, expressed concern about the emerging and growing problem of online misogyny and youth violence related to the Netflix drama Adolescence, which he watched with his family.
- Starmer supports Jack Thorne's call for screenings of Adolescence in schools and Parliament to address these issues.
- The government has begun deploying specialized rape and sexual offenses teams within police forces to handle calls about violence.
- Starmer described the violence from some teenagers as abhorrent and emphasized the importance of tackling this cultural issue across Parliament sectors.
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