Australia's dummy spit over kids on social media isn't the answer. We need an internet for children | Aleesha Rodriguez

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : Indeed, banning children from social media not only erodes their right to be online, as articulated here under the UN's General Comment No. 25, but will undoubtedly continue to place an unfair burden of responsibility on parents to regulate their children's digital experiences.

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