A campaign launched by police in Devon this week is designed to raise awareness of rape among teenagers.
It involves a cinema advert, posters and a leaflet, all aimed at young people of both sexes aged 13 to 21.
The cinema advert shows a young man watching himself through a window as he forces himself upon a girl at a party, and asks whether you might 'see' rape if you looked at your own actions.
It also reminds girls that they always have the right to say 'no' to sex.
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