Controversy in Parliament over Banning Social Media for Children - "The Measure Is Ineffective," the Opposition Insists
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The opposition parties questioned not so much the need for restrictions on the use of social media, but whether the controversial bill can ensure such a thing, since there are no sanctions for violators. The post Opposition in Parliament over ban on social media for children – “The measure is ineffective”, the opposition insists appeared first on in.gr.
Minister of State Akis Skertsos accused the opposition of “political hypocrisy” during the debate of the bill to ban children under 15 from accessing social media. As he argued, “The parties recognize the problem, but they do not agree on the solution,” Akis Skertsos said, accusing the opposition of “playing” in this way, the “game of delays” of the technology giants. For PASOK in particular, he insisted that the amendment tabled earlier on cla…
Akis Skertsos accused the parties of turning a blind eye to digital giants, with the opposition returning fire, speaking of "abysmal government hypocrisy" and "communicational fireworks."
A heated confrontation between the Minister of State, Akis Skertsos, and parliamentary representatives of the opposition parties took place in the Parliament, during the discussion of the bill on the ban on access to social media… Parliament: Intense confrontation between Skertsos and the opposition over the age limit on social media - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
Intense conflict in Parliament between Akis Skertsos and the opposition over the bill restricting internet access for children under 15. Skertsos spoke about compliance with the EU and accused PASOK of hypocrisy.
A fierce attack on the opposition, which he accused of "hypocrisy and sterile confrontation", was launched by the Minister of State, Akis Skertsos, during the debate in Parliament on the ... The article Skertsos against the opposition on the "cutter" on social media for children: "Do not play the game of digital platforms" was published in NewsIT.
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