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Stop ‘sexualising’ children

August 11, 2023
Published: August 11, 2023 | Updated: August 11, 2023 1 minute read
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There is concern about the level of lewd behaviour exhibited by adults towards children during this year’s Grand Kadooment.

It is coming from UN child rights expert Faith Marshall-Harris who’s also chair of the National Committee on the Rights of the Child. She says the viral video of a woman gyrating on a child is a form of abuse.

Ms. Harris made the comment during a telephone interview with CBC News.

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