The government is preparing an online public education campaign aimed at building respectful relationships among young people.
Sexting Could Land Oz Teenagers in Jail
Teenagers who send sexually explicit images of themselves or others, will now run the risk of facing a jail sentence as per recent laws that seeks to bring child sex offenders to book.
Teenagers who send sexually explicit images of themselves or others, will now run the risk of facing a jail sentence as per recent laws that seeks to bring child sex offenders to book.
"The fact that those decisions are made in such a public way, on the Internet or circulated on mobile phones, means that they last forever," Plibersek added.
She said the government was preparing an online public education campaign aimed at building respectful relationships among young people.
'Sexting' Oz Teens Could Land in Jail as Sex Offenders
It has emerged that teenagers who indulge in sending sexually explicit images of themselves or others, could end up facing a jail sentence under laws designed to punish child sex offenders.
It has emerged that teenagers who indulge in sending sexually explicit images of themselves or others, could end up facing a jail sentence under laws designed to punish child sex offenders.
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Sexting 'Okay' In China - But Not Over 300 Lewd Messages!
The Supreme People's Court in China has clarified that people can sext each other if it is consensual.
The Supreme People's Court in China has clarified that people can sext each other if it is consensual.
Sexting may Not be So Safe on the Company Phone
The US Supreme Court will mull upon whether bosses need to be given the permission to read text meesages with sexual overtones sent by an employee using the company phone.
The US Supreme Court will mull upon whether bosses need to be given the permission to read text meesages with sexual overtones sent by an employee using the company phone.
