translated from Spanish: [VIDEO] New Zealand campaign with naked actors warning the dangers of porn in minors went viral

Viral became in different parts of the world a new campaign from New Zealand, which warns about the dangers of porn in minors. It is a video called “Keep it real online”, where two naked porn actors show up at a mother’s house, to tell her that their son usually sees them through different platforms. With this, while the woman holds a cup of coffee and looks at them closely, both characters continue to explain that the content is for adults, that it does not represent reality and that it is not a good source for learning about sex education. The child then appears on screen shocked to see the actors, after his mother calls him to tell him that they should talk about “the difference between what he sees on the internet and relationships in real life.” AFP, from the New Zealand government, commented that the video “in the first week and a half, the ads were viewed 11 million times on the internet,” AFP said. And they explained that it “seeks to draw attention to the fact that many young people get their sex education through pornography.” They insist that “this can be very problematic for younger people because of the negative messages that pornography expands on consent, the image of the body, sexuality,” he added.

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