Ban people posting images of nude or partially undressed children online
I want to introduce a ban on people posting images or videos of their children or other children without clothes, such as in their nappy or exposed swimwear.
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Ban people posting images of nude or partially undressed children online
I want to introduce a ban on people posting images or videos of their children or other children without clothes, such as in their nappy or exposed swimwear.
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Where do you stand on this motion?
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We ask the Government to review laws that prevent under 18s from accessing sexual content online. We want the review to look into focusing instead on improving and implementing mandatory sex and relationships education for all students.
Ban social media for under-16s to protect children
Ban social media access for under-16s. We think this could protect their mental health and childhood. Evidence shows it can cause harm, exposing children to bullying, addiction and inappropriate content. Follow Australia’s lead to prioritise their well-being. Social media can wait—childhood cannot.
Require consent for child images in political or controversial articles
I want the Government to ban children’s images being used in political or controversial news stories without explicit, informed parental consent, and to amend media regulations so that consent can be withdrawn and children are better protected from online harm.
Ban all convicted child sex offenders from using social media
I would like the government to introduce a law that prevents all convicted child sex offenders from using social media. It’s been proved time and time again that social media is used by paedophiles to target and groom vulnerable children.