Why violence against women is a men's issue

'Boys aren’t growing up in a vacuum. They hear what their fathers say about women': how to rescue teenage boys from the manosphere

Netflix’s Adolescence has sparked a wave of conversations – not just about its chilling portrayal of a 13-year-old accused of murder, but the unseen forces that shaped him.

These are online gangs, composed mostly of boys, who share misogynistic content and compete with each other to commit crimes against girls, including 11-year-olds. And it's not the dark web.

Why violence against women is a men's issue

In this special edition, we focus on misogyny especially among boys and young men as the Netflix series, "Adolescence," has gone viral. The harrowing British drama, about a young boy accused of killing a female classmate, has garnered rave reviews for its performances and storyline. Yet its most important legacy could be kick-starting societal change, and opening up a conversation about toxic masculinity. Also Annette Young talks to Dr Jackson K…

In an interview with the "World", researcher Stephanie Lamy explains that the highly successful Netflix series accurately exposes the various mechanisms at work in the spread of misogynous violence.

Social media, toxic masculinity and a cruel crime: A fictitious knife murder is digging up Britain.

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