Pakistan, April 7 -- The Netflix series "Adolescence" has shocked and captivated audiences worldwide since its release on March 13. With over 96 million views, this four-episode British drama starts with police raiding the home of a 13-year-old boy accused of murder. The story unfolds through intense single-take episodes, challenging viewers' beliefs about youth violence and its roots.

The series dives deep into harmful online cultures, particularly the "manosphere." This culture twists teenage insecurities about romance into hostility toward women. Susie McDonald, CEO of the charity Tender, highlights this reality and emphasizes the need for action. She encourages discussions on protecting youth from such destructive influences.

"Adole...