A third of young men and one in six young women had viewed pornography by the age of 13, troubling new data has revealed.A major survey found half of the 72 per cent of men aged between 18 and 29 who have seen online pornography were exposed to it before they were teenagers.Among women in the same age group, 61 per cent said they had watched online porn, with almost a quarter having first done so by the age of 13.

Experts say early exposure to online pornography has led to an increase in sexually aggressive and abusive behaviour among teenagers. Worrying new data revealed that a third of young men had viewed pornography by 13 RELATED ARTICLES

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Vanessa Morse, chief executive of The Centre to End All Sexual Exploitation (Cease), said: ‘These shocking statistics show the prevalence of children watching harmful pornography at a young age. We know that children are more susceptible to mental health problems associated with compulsive porn use such as anxiety, depression, loneliness. Early exposure to pornography has led to an increase in sexually aggressive and abusive behaviour among teenagers, situs porno Indonesia according to experts‘It also interferes with working memory and concentration, which is obviously going to really impact children in school.'A report released last week revealed a third of 13-year-old girls had been asked to take explicit images of themselves.

Under the Online Safety Bill being scrutinised by MPs, porn sites could be fined if they fail to check if users are over the age of 18.