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Caritas-Präsidentin Eva Welskop-Deffaa praises government plans for better youth protection online
Eva Welskop-Deffaa, president of Caritas Germany, welcomed the German government's plans to improve child and youth protection on social media. She supports a proposed ban for children under 13 and called for binding rules for large internet platforms and sufficient funding for digital media education.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsYouth protection on the net: Caritas holds tech companies accountable
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- ReportingHolding providers accountable / Caritas praises government plans for better youth protection on the internet
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 14, 11:46 PM DOMRADIO.DE Deutsch Anbieter in die Pflicht nehmen / Caritas lobt Regierungspläne zum besseren Jugendschutz im Netz
- Oct 15, 4:40 AM Vatican News Deutsch Jugendschutz im Netz: Caritas nimmt Tech-Konzerne in die Pflicht
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