Campaigners threaten UK legal action over porn sites’ lack of age verification

I did post this, only on Tuesday: https://www.babeshows.co.uk/showthread.p...pid2634142
It would be wise to be suspicious of any "studies" or "research" supposedly supporting this effort. As there has been so much research in this area, generally undermining such a case.
Vague, voguish terms, such as "sexualisation", are merely moving the goalposts.
I doubt there has been a qualitative change, since I left school in the late 1980s. Or indeed, since the "swinging" 60s, or the 70s, which has become a dark decade, for some who adhere to a variant of the 'Whig interpretation of history'.
There has been significant change in how the wider world regards children and childhood. Adulthood has been pushed further back, with most people expected to be in formal education until their early twenties, at least.
With higher education increasingly seen to be protecting people from the wider adult world, rather than contributing to preparing them for it.
But whilst adults are being infantilised, children are also expected to be more adult, such as in weighing them down with concerns about climate change.
The border between childhood and adulthood has changed, in complex ways, but campaigns like that, aren't helpful in dealing with any problems, but one of the problems.