Europe's Initiatives to Create a Safer Digital World for Children

Europe is taking action to create a safer, more responsible online experience for children. Discover the latest initiatives and personal stories driving this crucial movement.

The tragic story of Stéphanie Mistre's 15-year-old daughter, Marie Le Tiec, who died by suicide in 2021, has become a rallying cry for improving online safety for children across Europe. Mistre has emerged as a passionate advocate, joining forces with policymakers and tech companies to enact meaningful changes that will safeguard young people's digital experiences.

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New Measures to Protect Kids in Europe's Digital Landscape

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