The age of consent goes low as 14 in Europe but that doesn't change the definition of CP. Probably they won't prosecute when both parties are underage and such so heavily but consent age doesn't change the fact that nudity is 18+.
Sorry but in France, 30 years ago before american culture started to dictate where money come from, you would see genitals from all genders and ages in movies.
Nobody found it offensive, because we didn't have a catholic puritan morality to impose its sick twisted vision of the human body on us.
Meanwhile we sold car by showing cars, not hot girls. But this apparently is ok because money.
It's also perfectly alright to show kids image of people killing each others in mass. Because this is sane, unlike nipples.
And now this Apple crap.
Edit: ok 50 years ago. I'm getting old it seems.
Might want to check your terms here.
I have been in very rigid religous countries. The men in the internet shops were all whatching hardcore porn, and my female friends were harassed in the street.
So it's not men in robes, you can be deeply religious and have a and loving view of the world.
But puritanism, and sexually frustrated people ashamed of even existing, are bound to generate unhappiness.
Citation needed. The data doesn't back up that claim, contrary to the media's narrative.
A report which Christian Ministry Resources (CMR) released in 2002 stated that contrary to popular opinion, there are more allegations of child sexual abuse in Protestant congregations than there are in Catholic ones, and that sexual violence is most often committed by volunteers rather than by priests.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_Church_sexual_abuse_c...
Catholic clergy aren't more likely to abuse children than other clergy or men in general. The 4 percent figure appears lower than school teachers during the same time frame, and certainly less than offenders in the general population of men.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/do-the-right-thing/2...
But you've leapt to your own interpretation of what I wrote, maybe go back and try again.
Titanic was PG-13 and it had a titty.
You mean like in movies, those "can't see boobies before you're 18" labels? Because capturing a nude 13-year-olds is perfectly legal, just not in a pornographic manner. E.g. my Dutch biology book had nude ~6 and ~11 year old girls depicted (as well as an adult) for educating different stages of development.