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Melons: Social Ban for Under 14, Parliament's Choice

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Meloni does not exclude the block of social media for the under 14 years, but wants it to be decided by Parliament Read more Parliament called to evaluate the block of social media for under 14 on News.it.
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Meloni: I do not object to restricting social media for under 14, decision in Parliament La Voce di Venezia Meloni does not object to a ban on social media for children under 14 years; hypothesis of an amendment in the new decree security and cross-cutting work of parties. Meloni: I do not object to limiting social media for under 14, decision in the Parliament La Voce di Venezia

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Meloni does not exclude the block of social media for the under 14 years, but wants it to be decided by Parliament Read more Parliament called to evaluate the block of social media for under 14 on News.it.

Milan, 21 Oct. (askanews) - I am not opposed to the prohibition of social for minors under 14. This is what the President of the Council Giorgia Meloni speaking with . "Repubblica" (Repubblica) has said. On this topic there has been a cross-cutting work that is read in the daily newspaper "Giorgia Meloni" according to the Prime Minister could merge into the newly [...]

Giorgia Meloni opens up the possibility of banning access to social networks for children under 14 years of age, relaunching a bipartisan proposal already discussed in Parliament. After recent episodes of violence in Milan, the debate focuses on the protection of young people, the verification of the age of users and the responsibilities of digital platforms. The possible introduction of the ban is subject to legislative intervention. The articl…

Thus on La Repubblica the president of the Council Giorgia Meloni, according to which the way to follow is not that of the decree law

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