A new law in France has banned the sharing of images of children on social media.
French lawmakers have made the decision to ensure children’s safety, according to international media reports, with a new law banning parents from sharing photos of their children on the Internet without their permission. has gone
The proposal was proposed by Bruno Studer, a member of the French Parliament, with the aim of empowering parents and teaching young people that their parents do not have full rights over their photos.
Bruno Studer says that an average 13-year-old child sees 1,300 images circulating on the internet, which could be used to make child pornography or disrupt the school environment.
He also said that 50 percent of the images shared on child pornography forums are similar images shared by the children’s parents on social media.
The law has been unanimously approved by the French National Assembly, whose first two clauses aim to convey that it is the responsibility of parents to protect children’s privacy.
Under the new law, in extreme cases, a family judge can compel partial delegation of parental authority if parents abuse their rights over their children’s photos.
Bruno Studer is a member of a delegation working for children’s rights, founded in September 2022.
Some experts seem to praise this new law, while others say that this new law is not enough to protect children because it only talks about the rights of parents on their children’s photos, but the dignity of children. no.
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