Netflix defends 13 Reasons Why against claims that it ‘glamourises’ suicide

Many people have also taken to Twitter to say they believe it is a trigger for people with suicidal thoughts.

Netflix defends 13 Reasons Why against claims that it ‘glamourises’ suicide
Wed, 19 Apr, 2017 - 15:19
Anna O’Donoghue

Netflix bosses have defended claims that their newest show, 13 Reasons Why against claims that it ‘glamourises’ suicide.

The show, produced by Selena Gomez, follows a girl named Hannah who takes her own life.

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