Turkey passes law on social media access for young people

Turkey passed on Wednesday 22 April a law limiting or banning social media access for young people, joining countries like Australia in this approach.

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The legislation aims to protect minors from harmful content and digital platform addiction, according to Turkish authorities.

This measure reflects a growing international trend of regulating social media for young users.

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