Allegations against David Walliams and Russell Brand have put the spotlight back on England and Wales's age of consent laws for 16- and 17-year-olds.
Some Labour MPs support a staggered consent law, and Victims's Commissioner Claire Waxman has called for "serious conversations" on the potential for legislative change.
One idea on the table is a staggered consent law, which would factor in age gaps between partners.
Campaigners seek criminalization, experts want evidence
Campaigners like barrister Charlotte Proudman and Layla Stone (behind Close the Consent Gap) want sexual activity with more than three years' age difference in this age group to be criminalized.
But not everyone agrees: experts like Professor Roger Ingham say we need more evidence-based solutions, not just new rules.
Meanwhile, allegations against David Walliams and Russell Brand. The bigger question: how can society keep young people safer?