For children and young people, access to harmful online content is only a click away. CARE is working towards a society where they are as well-protected online as they are offline.
Go to cause pageOn Wednesday, the Domestic Abuse Bill received further scrutiny at committee stage in the House of Lords.
During a debate in the House of Lords on Wednesday afternoon, the UK Government admitted its new online harms bill will not provide robust, age verification controls to help protect young people…
The UK Government has said it will introduce new legislation in the new year to address online harms.
In the latest CARE Session, host James Mildred is joined by Ian Henderson, CEO and Founder of Naked Truth Ministries. Together with CARE's Chairman and Co-founder, Lyndon Bowring, they discuss the issue…
On Thursday, MPs took part in a backbench business debate on online harms in the House of Commons.
The Government is still failing to protect children from the dangers of viewing pornography, including extreme and graphic images, five years after Ministers pledged to make the UK a world leader in…
For children and young people, access to harmful online content is only a click away. CARE is working towards a society where they are as well-protected online as they are offline.
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