In recent weeks, a video of a Peruvian colegiala has gone viral on multiple social media platforms, capturing the attention of many viewers worldwide. The 40-minute long video depicts a young teenage girl engaging in several explicit acts with an older man in a private setting, leading to a heated debate and widespread condemnation. 

Though the video’s authenticity and origin are yet to be confirmed, it has prompted calls for stricter regulations regarding online content and child protection laws. Many individuals have taken to social media to express their anger and disgust at the video, with some demanding legal action against those responsible for its creation. 

However, some have criticized the public’s reaction to the video, questioning whether sharing and discussing it online contributes to further exploitation and harm towards children. Others have also raised concerns regarding the lack of proper sex education and awareness of children’s rights in Peru, which they argue contributed to the youngster’s vulnerability in the video. 

Whatever the case may be, the colegiala viral video has started a crucial conversation on the internet’s role in exploiting and victimizing minors.

It has shed light on the urgent need for more significant action against child abuse, exploitation, and sexual violence. It also underscores our collective responsibility as individuals to ensure that we act ethically and responsibly when using social media and other online platforms.