Expert Recommendations Experts in child rights, digital rights, and mental health—132 organizations and specialists—presented a comprehensive proposal to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
EU’s New Child Protection Measures The proposal arrives as the EU prepares new measures to safeguard children online.
Calls for Digital Safety Standards The organizations urge the EU to develop digital safety standards for different age groups and to strengthen the implementation of the Digital Services Act (DSA).
Strengthening DSA enforcement would require platforms to identify and mitigate risks to children at early stages.
Member States’ Approaches Estonia argues that platforms must undergo structural changes to ensure children's safety.
Other member states support similar approaches and call for cooperation to bolster the EU’s child protection efforts.
Conclusion The EU’s child protection initiatives aim to redefine platform responsibilities to enhance digital safety.
These efforts seek to establish a comprehensive framework that makes children’s online experiences safer.
EU Faces Pressure to Protect Children on Social Media
The European Union is considering limiting the minimum age for social media use, while numerous organizations demand platforms take greater responsibility for protecting children online.
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