Teen sex attacks figures 'shocking' Nick Clegg has told a group of teenage girls that he found it "shocking" that a third of their peers have reported they have experienced some form of sexual violence from a boyfriend. Visiting a rape crisis centre in Ealing, the Deputy Prime Minister spoke to the group of schoolgirls about the issues after they were shown a new Government-funded TV advert which aims to challenge the myths around sexual attacks. "I think, for far too many people, they think rape is something that happens when you meet a stranger in a dark alley who inflicts physical violence on you," he said. What we're trying to do with this advert is make sure that people know it's about, maybe, familiar relationships with people you've known for a long time, and maybe there's no violence involved at all. The adverts are aimed at 13 to 18-year-olds and feature a teenage girl being coerced into sex by a boy as a party goes on downstairs. The girl says "I don't want to," but the boy persists. A double of the boy then appears, watching the scene from behind an invisible wall. The viewer is asked "If you could see yourself, would you see rape?"