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France's Constitutional Council Rejects Social Media Ban for Minors

14 Ağustos 2026Financial Times

The Constitutional Council of France has ruled against a proposed law that aimed to ban social media access for children, deeming it a 'disproportionate infringement on freedom of expression.' This decision highlights the ongoing debate around children's rights in the digital age and the balance between protection a…
In recent years, many countries have grappled with how to regulate children's access to social media, especially amid rising concerns about mental health and online safety. France's Constitutional Council's decision is part of a broader dialogue about the limits of governmental intervention in personal freedoms, par…
This ruling reflects a significant stance on the intersection of digital rights and child protection. While the intention behind the proposed law may have been to shield minors from potential online harms, the court's emphasis on freedom of expression raises critical questions about parental control, societal respon…

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