Law and Policy
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Taliban Penal Code Raises Concerns for Afghan Children’s Safety and Education
Afghanistan’s new Taliban penal code has raised serious concerns about the protection and development of children. Experts warn that certain…
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Spain Sets the Standard in Protecting Children Online
Spain has taken a major step in safeguarding children in the digital world through the implementation of its General Audiovisual…
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Child Safety Took a Back Seat to Profits as Meta Became a Marketplace for Predators
Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is facing a high-stakes jury trial in New Mexico over allegations…
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Lagos Government Declares War on Online Child Exploitation
The Lagos State Government has issued a stark warning to content creators and digital producers: making, sharing, or profiting from…
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What Happens When Every Child Starts Life with an Investment Account?
A new initiative promising $1,000 in a government-backed investment account for every American child born in a key four-year window…
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UK Government Moves to Protect Children as Lords Back Social Media Ban for Under-16s
The UK is considering sweeping new rules to protect children online, with MPs, public figures, and advocacy groups debating whether…
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North Korea Sentences Toddler and Parents to Life in Prison After Bible Found at Home, Report Says
A family has been sentenced to life in a North Korean political prison camp after authorities discovered a Bible in…
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France Debates ‘Parenthood License’ Idea as Leaders Discuss New Approaches to Parenting Support
A proposal informally dubbed the “parenthood license” is sparking debate in France, as policymakers consider whether structured parenting preparation could…
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UK Introduces Day-One Paternity Leave as Employment Law Reforms Take Effect in April 2026
Thousands of families across the United Kingdom are set to benefit from new employment protections that will give fathers and…
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Australia private school bans smart phones, tells parents they can buy Nokia flip phones
A private school in Sydney, Cranbrook School, has announced that from next year its younger students will no longer be…
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