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CARE has welcomed changes to the Online Safety Bill but stressed that more changes are needed to ensure children are protected from porn.
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The UK government will accept changes to its online safety legislation to make tech bosses legally responsible for the welfare of children.
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A recent investigation by the Telegraph has found that the number of rape, sexual assault and stalking cases linked to dating apps has rapidly increased in the past five years.
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The Online Safety Bill will be back in the House of Commons this coming Monday after the UK Government promised a series of amendments to improve the Bill.
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CARE has urged the government to slim down its Online Safety Bill to win wide support from MPs when it returns to parliament next month.
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has pledged to introduce flagship online safety legislation before next spring, amid concerns the government is running out of parliamentary time.
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The UK Government must take a pragmatic approach if they are to save their beleaguered online safety plans and safeguard millions of vulnerable children, CARE has said.
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CARE has warned that children can no longer afford to wait for new protections outlined under the Online Safety Bill, as it emerges a fresh draft of the proposals will be brought…
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More than 13,000 child sex offences will have been recorded whilst the government's flagship online safety plans are in limbo, new research suggests.
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For the second time in four months, the Online Safety Bill has been delayed from proceeding through the House of Commons.
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