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Call for porn regulation as research suggests almost two thirds of youngsters addictedCARE is urging political action after new research suggested that shocking numbers of young people are addicted to internet porn.
Pornography
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Great Ormond Street Hospital's new gender clinic faces staff resignations before doors even openGreat Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) in London, one of two new NHS children's gender clinics set to open this April, has experienced a setback with several experts resigning over concerns about staff…
Transgender
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MPs back Rwanda bill with 320 votes
Human Trafficking
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Abortion buffer zone laws could be watered downReports have emerged suggesting the Home Secretary, James Cleverly, will water down guidance on how the new abortion clinic buffer zone law will work in practice.
Abortion
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Time for Scotland to criminalise purchase of sex
Sexual Exploitation
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CARE calls for urgent, stringent age-verification on porn sites to better protect childrenPhoto by Luke Chesser on Unsplash
Pornography
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Modern slavery victims at further risk of exploitation as a result of Rwanda planThe UK Government's Rwanda plan is facing criticism from campaigners who believe it increases the risk of exploitation for victims of modern slavery.
Human Trafficking
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Call for evidence on porn must lead to actionCARE has welcomed a governmental call for evidence on the impact of pornography, citing “growing public awareness of porn’s dangers”.
Pornography
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Sexual crime stats show the need for porn age checks, campaigners sayPress release | Sexual crimes by children underline the need to prevent underage access to porn, CARE has said.
Pornography
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Unassisted suicides rise after Assisted Suicide legislation in AustraliaRecent research in the Journal of Ethics in Mental Health reveals that since Victoria, Australia, legalised Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD), there has been no decline in unassisted suicide rates as had been…
Assisted Suicide
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Scottish conversion practices ban could see "subjective policing of speech"The Scottish Government’s 'conversion practices' proposals could lead to the “subjective policing of speech”, CARE for Scotland has warned.
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73% oppose compulsory abortion lessons in Northern Ireland schoolsMore than 7 in 10 respondents to a consultation opposed plans for compulsory abortion lessons in NI schools, it has emerged.
Abortion