America acts while the UK’s Online Safety Bill remains in legal limbo
The impact of California's Age-Appropriate Design Code Act will stretch far beyond the US west coast.
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Why everyone loses if Westminster passes poor online regulation
Pushing the Online Safety Bill through parliament too quickly will do more harm than good.
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Some advice for Liz Truss as Britain’s new prime minister
As the keys to No 10 are handed over, policy leaders share their thoughts on the biggest issues facing the…
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Why girls are pressured to share nudes online
Images and videos of girls aged 13 and under make up 95 per cent of self-generated child sexual abuse on…
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The best defence against online child abuse isn’t legislation – it’s education
With "self-generated" imagery being a growing problem, the Online Safety Bill urgently needs to include sex education.
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Why we need a Children’s Online Safety Bill
There is an obvious solution to regulating the internet – put young people first.
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The Online Safety Bill has sparked a free speech culture war
As child safety campaigners push for stronger regulation, a growing faction of the Tory party is crying "censorship".
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“Over-criminalising is a concern”: Ministers defend cyber flashing law
Critics argue the legislation prioritises the offender’s intent over the victim’s consent.
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