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New Zealand Prime Minister proposes ban on social networking for children under 16

Gabriel Dumitrache

6 May 2025, 06:38

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<p>Premier Christopher Luxon's bill aims to impose strict measures on social platforms such as X, TikTok, Facebook and Instagram, with fines of up to €1 million for non-compliance. The initiative comes in response to parents' concerns about the negative impact of social networks on children. Luxon emphasizes the importance of protecting children and ensuring a safe environment on these platforms. It will need the support of coalition partners to be adopted.

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