Nearly 400 children under the age of 12 have been spoken to by police in the last three years in England and Wales.

Figures obtained by the BBC show more than 4,000 cases since 2013 where children have taken explicit pictures of themselves and sent them to others.

It is illegal to possess, take or distribute sexual images of someone who is under 18, including of yourself.

The five-year-old, from County Durham, was spoken to by officers of Durham Constabulary last year.

What has this to do with Men's rights? Let's put it this way. If the perceived threat was that women may obtain pleasure from these images, would society be willing to go to the lengths of investigating children and incriminating them in crimes against themselves?

Does anybody else think that this is the ultimate proof that feminism has driven society utterly insane?

A 10-year-old boy - only just at the age of criminal responsibility - has been cautioned by Northumbria Police for sexting.

The boy sent a sexual image of himself to an 11-year-old child using Oovoo - a free social media video and image sharing app.

Greater Manchester Police recorded the highest number of child sexters with 695 cases looked into - including four seven-year-olds and four eight-year-olds.

I could be wrong. Maybe I've missed something. On the other hand, maybe not. A five-year-old was "spoken to by officers of Durham Constabulary". The more I think about it the crazier it gets.

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