Witty New Zealand ‘porn campaign’ highlights dangers of online world
By James Herring on Friday, June 12, 2020
The New Zealand government have launched a public awareness campaign that aims to reduce online harm to children and young people spending more time online due to the COVID-19 lockdown.
The campaign ‘Keep it Real Online,’ uses humour to show parents how to open a conversation with young ones about the dangers of the online world.
One spot features two “porn stars” turning up at a family house and telling a mother what her son’s been up to.
The New Zealand government campaign also addresses portrayals of violence, child-grooming, and cyber-bullying.
One film tackles inappropriate content;
Another in the series highlights online Grooming;
Agency: Motion Sickness, New Zealand
