Calls for staggered age of consent at 16 and 17 follow Walliams allegations
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Following allegations involving Walliams, barristers have argued that current laws fail to adequately address the power imbalance between young people and significantly older adults. This has prompted calls for introducing a staggered age of consent, differentiating between ages 16 and 17 to better protect young individuals.
Originally published by gnews
