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Philippine Lower House Passes Bill to Limit Minors' Access to Social Media

13 Ekim 2026Japan Times

The Philippine lower house has approved a bill aimed at restricting social media access for minors due to health and safety concerns.
The Philippine lower house has approved a bill aimed at restricting minors' access to social media platforms. This legislative move reflects growing concerns about the potential negative impacts of social media on the health and safety of children.
The bill is part of a broader trend among nations seeking to regulate children's online activities.
Globally, there has been a rising awareness of the mental health implications of social media on young users. Various countries have implemented or proposed similar regulations, indicating a shift towards more protective policies regarding children's online presence.
This legislative action highlights the increasing recognition of the risks associated with social media use among minors. While the intent is to protect children, it raises questions about the balance between safeguarding youth and limiting their access to information and social interaction.

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This article reflects the current legislative developments in the Philippines and does not constitute legal advice.

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