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Sex, Laws and AudiotapeDomestic AbuseDuring this episode our law student volunteers provide some context to the current legal position on Domestic Abuse in the UK, definitions, and some activities that you can replicate in the classroom to aid discussion about this topic with your pupils e.g. myth busting true or false game, and some scenarios. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bpp-streetlaw-team/message2021-12-0923 minSex, Laws and AudiotapeDiscriminationIn today's episode we explore the legal protection provided by the Equality Act 2010 against discrimination in different settings (such as schools, in employment, and when using public transport). Our presenters explain what characteristics (such as age and gender) are protected and the 4 main types of discrimination. Case studies are provided which can be used in the classroom to aid discussion. Our presenters will be providing ideas about activities you could use in the classroom to explore the topic of discrimination, and information about where a student can seek help if they have experienced discrimination.--- Send in a...2021-09-0933 min
Sex, Laws and AudiotapeThe Legal Status of MarriageThe legal status of marriage now forms part of the SRE syllabus for 11 - 16 year olds. In this episode of Sex, Laws and Audiotapes we explain what marriage is, discussion reasons why people may choose to get married (or not), what makes a marriage ceremony legally valid, restrictions on who can get married and what happens when a couple no longer wish to be married. As usual, we will provide some suggested classroom activities to help you deliver this topic during lesson time. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bpp-streetlaw-team/message2021-07-2223 minSex, Laws and AudiotapeHate CrimeThis week's episode focusses on the law relating to Hate Crime, particularly in relation to race, religion, sexual orientation and disability. It was recorded in late June 2021. The recent racist online abuse received by members of the England football team following the Euro 2021 final has highlighted the continuing need for hate crime to be tackled in this country. The presenters will provide a legal definition of hate crime, refer to case law examples and fictional scenarios that can be discussed in the classroom, and will signpost listeners to further sources of help including where hate crime can be reported. 2021-07-1437 minSex, Laws and AudiotapeBonus episode: Domestic Abuse - interview with Jess Phillips MPDomestic Abuse is listed as a topic to be taught to 11 - 16 year olds in the new SRE syllabus. In this very special episode of the podcast, we are joined by Jess Phillips, Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley and Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding. We will be talking to Jess about her career, the Domestic Abuse Act and the role that teachers and education plays in addressing the issue of domestic abuse. A complimentary episode on the laws relating to Domestic Abuse and suggested classroom activities is in the pipeline. --- Send in a voice message: h...2021-07-1436 minSex, Laws and AudiotapeOnline Behaviour - when can I get in trouble with the civil law?Civil cases usually involve a dispute between two parties where one party normally seeks financial compensation from another person or organisation because they believe they have been "wronged" by the other party. This episode examines some of the potential civil actions that can arise when someone posts something inappropriate online, such as a lie about another person. Specifically the laws of harassment and defamation are covered, including the legal test and defences and remedies available, plus the key distinction from criminal laws providing protection in these areas. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bpp-streetlaw-team/message2021-06-0130 minSex, Laws and AudiotapeSexual ConsentSexual Consent can be a confusing topic for children and adults alike. Today's guest podcasters talk frankly about this issue and provide some clarity for teachers delivering SRE lessons, around what the law says about what constitutes consent to sexual activity. Does drunken consent still count as consent? What about if you are wearing 'racy' clothing - does that count as consent? What about if your body is having a physiological response that creates an impression that you are ok with with what is happening - does that count as consent? Let's find out from our podcasters...--- Send in a...2021-03-0436 minSex, Laws and AudiotapeOnline Behaviour - What Can Get You in Trouble with the Criminal Courts?This episode focuses on criminal action that can be taken against you if you have posted something online such as a racist or threatening tweet. In particular we look at criminal sanctions in relation to malicious comments made online. The focus then turns to hacking, and its potential legal consequences. Details of cases from real life are provided which you can share with your pupils to stimulate discussion. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bpp-streetlaw-team/message2021-03-0423 minSex, Laws and AudiotapeSexting and Revenge PornIf a 16 year old boy sends a ‘nude’ to his 15 year old girlfriend, has he broken the law? If so, what might the legal consequences for them both be? Find out in today’s episode! We will be giving tips on activities and resources you can use to create engaging lesson plans for your SRE lessons.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bpp-streetlaw-team/message2021-02-2427 minSex, Laws and AudiotapeForced MarriageIn this episode, BPP student volunteer presenters will explain: (a) What a forced marriage is and what it is not;(b) The laws that help prevent forced marriages in the UK;(c) The possible long-term impact of forced marriage on young people; and(d) Where you can seek help for you or someone you know if they are at risk of a forced marriage. Suggested activities are also provided. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bpp-streetlaw-team/message2021-02-2423 minSex, Laws and AudiotapeDrugs and the lawWhat do the stats say about drug use amongst young people? What might influence a young person to use drugs? What legal consequences could there be if they were found in possession of a Class A, B or C drug? Find out in today’s episode! We will also provide tips on resources that can help you to create engaging lessons on this topic --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bpp-streetlaw-team/message2021-02-2425 minSex, Laws and AudiotapeSex, Laws and Audiotape (Trailer)--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bpp-streetlaw-team/message2021-02-2400 minSex, Laws and AudiotapeSocial media and employment lawIn this episode we explore what legal rights a company might have to sack you or refuse to recruit you due to an inappropriate post you have put on social media. Real life cases are shared that you could use in the classroom to support teaching pupils about their online presence and ensuring they use social media in a safe, smart and legal way. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bpp-streetlaw-team/message2021-02-2433 minSex, Laws and AudiotapeFGMIn this episode we are focussing on Female Genital Mutilation, a topic that now appears on the SRE syllabus for secondary schools. We will be busting some myths about perceived health benefits of FGM and its potential links with religion. We will be clarifying what the law says about FGM practices in the UK as well as providing our listeners with information about where they can direct pupils for support if they are directly affected by this harmful practice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bpp-streetlaw-team/message2021-02-2418 min