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Ireland: children as young as 10 pushed to have sex


Children as young as ten are being pressured into sex, warns the ISPCC, who said more than 30,000 youngsters last year contacted Childline for help with sexual matters.

[David Kearns - The Independent, 3 September 2015.]


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