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SSP: Investigate allegations that patrons of the House in Zvezanska were offered money to go to the SNS meeting

The Serbian Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has called for an urgent investigation into claims circulating on social media that minors under state guardianship at the Dom za zaštitu odojčadi, dece i omladine (Dom for the Protection of Infants, Children, and Youth) in Belgrade were offered money to attend a rally organized by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in March of this year. The SSP described the alleged use of children for promoting the SNS as a moral failure and a violation of fundamental principles of the rule of law and the social protection system. They have requested a prompt,

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Platforme društvenih medija imaju prelazni period od 12 meseci za primenu novih standarda u saradnji sa nadležnim organima

Deci mlađoj od 15 godina zabranjeno je kreiranje ili korišćenje ličnih naloga na društvenim mrežama

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Vlada Ujedinjenih Arapskih Emirata (UAE) izdala je danas rezoluciju kojom se reguliše pristup dece platformama društvenih mreža i postavlja minimalni uzrast od 15 godina za korišćenje društvenih mreža.

Rezolucija omogućava platformama društvenih medija da postepeno primene nove standarde tokom prelaznog perioda do 12 meseci, u koordinaciji sa nadležnim organima, osiguravajući tehničku i regulatornu spremnost, objavila je danas vlada UAE.

Prema rezoluciji, deci mlađoj od 15 godina je zabranjeno kreiranje ili korišćenje ličnih naloga na platformama društvenih medija i neće im biti dozvoljen pristup njihovim punim funkcijama, prenosi emiratski "Gulf news".

Deci između 15 i 16 godina mora se obezbediti regulisan i bezbedan pristup platformama koje podležu klasifikaciji sadržaja prilagođenoj uzrastu, ograničenoj interakciji, regulisanom vremenu korišćenja i roditeljskoj kontroli.

Rezolucija se primenjuje na sve platforme društvenih medija koje omogućavaju korisnicima da kreiraju naloge ili lične profile, učestvuju u društvenoj interakciji, objavljuju ili dele sadržaj ili koje se oslanjaju na algoritamske sisteme za prikazivanje, rangiranje ili preporučivanje sadržaja, bilo besplatnog ili plaćenog.

Prema rezoluciji, roditeljski pristanak ne predstavlja validno izuzeće od zabrana ili ograničenja navedenih u rezoluciji. To znači da čak i ako roditelj da dozvolu, ta dozvola ne može da se koristi za zaobilaženje pravila u rezoluciji.

Rezolucija takođe zabranjuje korišćenje ili obradu ličnih podataka dece u komercijalne svrhe na osnovu praćenja njihovih digitalnih aktivnosti, odnosno kompanijama se brani da prikupljaju i koriste lične podatke dece u poslovne ili reklamne svrhe praćenjem šta deca rade na mreži.

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Source document: Statement from the Serbian Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP)

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SSP: Investigate allegations that patrons of the House in Zvezanska were offered money to go to the SNS meeting

The Serbian Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has called for an urgent investigation into claims circulating on social media that minors under state guardianship at the Dom za zaštitu odojčadi, dece i omladine (Dom for the Protection of Infants, Children, and Youth) in Belgrade were offered money to attend a rally organized by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in March of this year. The SSP described the alleged use of children for promoting the SNS as a moral failure and a violation of fundamental principles of the rule of law and the social protection system. They have requested a prompt,

Bias read (Left): The article presents allegations made by the left-wing SSP against the ruling SNS party, using strong moral language ('moral sunovrat', 'direct undermining') and calling for an independent investigation. The framing emphasizes potential abuse of vulnerable groups for political purposes, aligning it

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  • organisation Statement from the Serbian Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP)
BlicIndependentCenter3 days ago
United Arab Emirates bans social media for children under 15

The government of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has issued a resolution regulating children's access to social media platforms, setting a minimum age of 15 years for account creation or usage. The resolution allows social media platforms a 12-month transition period to implement new standards in coordination with relevant authorities, ensuring technical and regulatory preparedness. Children under 15 are prohibited from creating or using personal accounts on social media platforms and will not have access to their full features. Children aged 15 to 16 must have regulated and secure access to平台

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about a policy decision by the UAE government without apparent ideological framing, loaded language, or selective sourcing. It reports on the regulation of social media access for minors in a neutral tone.

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  • government Resolution by the Government of the United Arab Emirates
  • press release Gulf News

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  • organisationStatement from the Serbian Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP)
  • governmentResolution by the Government of the United Arab Emirates
  • press_releaseGulf News