Prohibition of Social Networks for Teenagers: Macron Thinks He Has Found His "Way Through"
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(London=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Ji-yeon = The French government is pushing ahead with a policy banning the use of social media by youths under the age of 15, which had been ruled unconstitutional.
"We will go to the end", the head of state said on Monday in a morning message on X and Instagram, some of the platforms which he says he wants to "protect" children and young teenagers. He recalls having asked the government of Sébastien Lecornu in mid-August, after the censorship, to "find a way" in line with both the observations of the Constitutional Council and the requirements of European law. "This is done", he said, "after rigorous techn…
As he said, from the very beginning he undertook the obligation to protect children on the Internet, stressing that he will persevere in this until the end. "Following the decision of the Constitutional Council in mid-August to ban the use of social networks for persons under the age of 15, I tasked the Prime Minister with finding a solution that is in line with the Council's observations and European law. That has now been done," Macron said in…
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ekritiFrench President Emmanuel Macron insists on banning social media for children and notes that he will "go all the way". The French ... The article France: Macron's new proposal to ban social media for children under 15 - "I will go all the way" was published on NewsIT.
The French government today, Monday 14/9, presents a new version of the ban on social media to children under 15, following the blocking of a previous draft law by the Constitutional Council,... Read more...
Since Suillac in 2019, four laws have tried to impose online identity checks. Three have failed. The fourth goes through minors.
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