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Children’s online experiences are not neutral — they are shaped by platforms, algorithms, par ...re — shape children’s digital environments, and asks what a fair and safe “child-friendly internet” should look like. ...

In this session we will discuss the impact of the Covid19 pandemic on online risks and threats for children. Speakers and participants are invited to re ...ic? What needs to be done to respect, protect and fulfil the rights of the child in times of crisis? ...

...r, along with technological developments, it seems that for children going online, the system often lacks proper provision and participation frameworks. In t online safety, children’s rights, media literacy, freedom of expression, positive ...

...cation and is open to judicial challenge. There was general consensus that child abuse should be blocked. There was much less consensus on the blocking of o ...t response (even though that which is illegal offline is generally illegal online). The principle of proportionality in responding was raised. It was mention ...

..._of_the_same_coin%3F_%E2%80%93_WS_01_2012|'''WS 1:''' Child protection and child empowerment: Two sides of the same coin? ]] ...| [[Online_privacy:_one_size_fits_all%3F_%E2%80%93_PL_02_2012|'''PL 2:''' Online privacy: one size fits all?]] ...

...positive experiences and make it accessible to their target group? How can online content and services enable children to express their thoughts and opinions ...fruitful discussions should also be expected outside the traditional child protection communities and ideally initiate an approach of shared responsibility and e ...

...was moved to [[Main Topic 5: The Age Verification Dilemma: Balancing child protection and digital access rights – MT 05 2025|Main Topic 5]]. The session on AI is ...that balance safety with children’s right to participation? With the UK’s Online Safety Act rolling out in 2025, global efforts intensifying, and as the EU ...

==== '''1. Data protection and children’s safety''' ==== ...rities (e.g., LGBTQ+) and victims of violence need to be addressed in data protection regulation. Representatives of these groups and communities should be inclu ...

#Terms of Service and Human Rights: an analysis of the contracts of online platforms, by the Center for Technology and Society at Fundação Getúlio Va ...ntative associations on their respect for human rights and the rule of law online, including on measures (such as model contractual arrangements for the term ...

....htm| 4 billion internet] users were registered. One in three of them is a child. Advocating for children’s rights in this digital world has increased in it ...inclusion; better internet; vulnerable children; Internet of Things; data protection, age of consent, right to be forgotten ...

...rlemagne Youth Prize 2016 and Agency Coordinator of the 2016 prize-winning online international source verification and fact checking campaign Newsworthy. S ...nternational projects concerning the use of digital media, issues of child protection, Internet safety, data security and privacy, digital literacy focussing esp ...

...by disinformation, but also by the different criminal activities happening online, elderly people as well. It’s everybody’s responsibility in a way to protec ...

...e Internet matter. Children have the right to information and the right to protection; however, the means of protecting children changes as the Internet develops ...d''' – it is necessary to provide end-users with valuable services offered online. There are many initiatives which aim to include the rights of Internet use ...

...uman Rights in the Digital Era, Europe’s Role in Safeguarding Human Rights Online === ...urgent need to ensure effective implementation of human rights frameworks online and to address the lack of awareness of these frameworks. A concerted multi ...

...26| Workshop 3]] || rowspan="2" | DNS / Technical Measures to Address Online Harms (Do’s and Dont’s) || André Melancia || Technical community, Portugal ...pan="2" | Advancing Gender Equality in the Digital Public Sphere: Tackling Online Violence and AI-Discrimination || id="Oona Kurppa" | [[EuroDIG 2026 – Focal ...

...o is affected by the NIS2 Directive and what it means to the fight against online harms.]] (60')<br />''Dynamic Coalition on DNS Issues<br />'' ...ore secure and safer Internet. – Pre 09 2024 | '''Pre 9:''' IS3C: Consumer protection and its role in a more secure and safer Internet.]] (60')<br />''Dynamic Co ...

...– Pre 06 2025 | '''Pre 6:''' Countering Disinformation and Harmful Content Online]] (75')<br />''CoE''<br />#39, (#69), #77 ...20px.png | Transcript | link=Countering Disinformation and Harmful Content Online – Pre 06 2025#Transcript]] ...

...roDIG 2024 – FocalPoints#Lina_Lelesiene_Bio|Lina Lelesiene]] || STATE DATA PROTECTION INSPECTORATE OF LITHUANIA | [[WS_01_2024| Workshop 1a]] || Child safety – update on legal regulation trends (UK case study) (working title) ...

...an="2" | [[WS 03 2021|WS 3]] || rowspan="2" | Data Sovereignty and Trusted Online Identity – COVID-19 Vaccination Data || <span id="Kristin_Little">[[EuroDIG | [[WS 04 2021|WS 4]] || New perspectives on data protection (with regard to AI) || Peter Kimpian || Council of Europe ...

...er inequalities, human-centric AI regulation, climate change, human rights online, and maximising diverse stakeholder participation in the global digital eco ...hether a new human right – “neuroright” – is needed or whether neural data protection is already included in existing provisions is a matter that needs to be ful ...