Overview
- The Ciivise’s group of 15 adolescents aged 14 to 17 formally presented their 23 child-centric recommendations on July 9 to the French National Assembly’s Delegation to the Rights of Children.
- They propose restricting private messaging on social media to users aged 13 and over and only between mutually subscribed accounts.
- The adolescents call for a mandatory quality-label system for platforms, with noncompliant services barred from offering accounts to minors.
- Their plan includes a “permis de pair-aidance” to train student peers at each school level as designated support figures for victims of sexual violence.
- They urge the integration of cybercrime awareness into existing “permis internet” and “PIX” digital literacy programs in schools.