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France's Constitutional Council Rejects Social Media Ban for Minors Under 15

14 Ağustos 2026BBC News

France's Constitutional Council has ruled against a proposed ban on social media for users under the age of 15, citing concerns over freedom of expression. The decision highlights the ongoing debate between protecting minors and upholding individual rights.
In response, President Macron has pledged to draft a new proposal that could address the council's concerns while still aiming to regulate social media use among younger populations.
The ruling comes amid growing concerns over the impact of social media on youth, particularly regarding mental health and exposure to harmful content. France has been at the forefront of discussions about digital regulation, reflecting broader global trends as countries grapple with the implications of social media…
This ruling underscores the delicate balance governments must strike between safeguarding children and respecting fundamental rights. As social media continues to evolve, the challenge for lawmakers will be to create effective regulations that do not infringe on personal freedoms.

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