
Turkish Parliament Approves Social Media Ban for Under-15s
The new law on social media age restrictions was introduced by the ruling party of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who is expected to sign it into law.

The new law on social media age restrictions was introduced by the ruling party of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who is expected to sign it into law.

Siding with an infringement case brought by Brussels, the captive Court in Luxembourg found that Hungarian law violates EU rules.

Neukölln’s district office is in damage control mode, ousting a staff member following negative publicity—including reports that the agency prioritized avoiding anti-migrant ‛prejudice’ over reporting a violent crime.

UK Apple users must verify they are over 18 by submitting a government ID or credit card, with debit cards and passports not accepted.

Following a heated debate, Portugal has officially turned its back on progressive gender policies, prioritizing the protection of children from irreversible medical interventions.

A leading video platform’s senior representative testified that its features are specifically designed to protect the welfare of children using the service.

In a high-stakes legal appearance, Zuckerberg expressed regret over Meta’s sluggishness on child safety issues—while simultaneously spreading blame to rivals Apple and Google.

PM Sánchez said new legislation aims to protect children from hate speech, pornographic content, and online disinformation.

A new approach will analyse profiles, videos, and user behaviour to identify social media accounts belonging to children under 13.

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner says age verification takes time but expects platforms to improve performance.