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Child Protection - Page 2

September 8, 2026
Editor's Choice/Education/Geopolitics

Unprecedented Slump Hits the World’s Students

The latest PISA assessment presents an unusually stark picture of educational performance. More than 760,000 15-year-old students across 91 participating countries and economies were assessed, producing evidence of broad declines in some

Diplomacy/Human Rights

Japan’s School-Year Suicide Crisis: When Returning to Class Becomes a Matter of Life and Death

For millions of Japanese children, the end of the summer holiday marks a familiar transition: uniforms are put back on, alarm clocks are reset and classrooms fill again after weeks away from school. For some, however, the return is anything

September 3, 2026

Meta on Trial: Did Facebook Put Engagement Before Children’s Safety?

Artificial Intelligence/Human Rights

Meta faces its most consequential legal challenge as a former engineer alleges the company knew its platform design could harm young users and prioritised

Meta Accused of Hooking Children in Landmark Social Media Trial

Judiciary/World

Meta knowingly “hooked” and exploited children, US prosecutors told a federal court on Tuesday as a major trial opened against the technology company over

Sallay’s Wife Seeks State Protection, Alleges CID Surveillance of Her Children

June 22, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

The wife of detained former State Intelligence Service (SIS) chief Major General (Retd.) Suresh Sallay has lodged a complaint seeking protection for herself and her children, alleging that they have been subjected

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The Murder of Fabian: A Father’s Testimony, a Shocking Reunion and the Questions Left Behind

June 21, 2026
Health/Social

When Matthias Rohde turned towards the woman sitting in the defendant’s dock and said, “We are a couple,” the courtroom in Rostock fell into a moment of disbelief. After two days of

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Indonesia Enforces Sweeping Under-16 Social Media Ban, Forcing Global Platforms Into Rapid Compliance

June 3, 2026
Business

Global social media companies are accelerating compliance efforts after Indonesia introduced strict new rules banning users under the age of 16 from accessing major online platforms, triggering mass account deletions and the

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Meta Hit with $375 Million Verdict Over Child Safety Failures

March 25, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Human Rights

A jury in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on Tuesday found that Meta Platforms violated state law by misleading users about the safety of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp while enabling child sexual exploitation.

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Do You Know 27.3 Million Children Could Die by 2030?

March 19, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

The fragile progress made in reducing child mortality over the past two decades is now at risk of unraveling. A new report by a United Nations inter-agency group has issued a stark

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Meningitis Strikes Campus Life: Deadly Outbreak Exposes Silent Spread

March 18, 2026
Health/Human Rights

A deadly outbreak of meningitis in Kent has jolted students, families and health officials, exposing the speed and severity with which the infection can spread through tightly knit communities. Two young people—a

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Children of War: The Child Soldiers Powering Isis’s Resurgence in West Africa

March 14, 2026
Geopolitics/World

Yusuf is only 15 years old, small for his age, with narrow shoulders and a voice that still wavers between childhood and adolescence. But the scars across his body tell a far

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Devastation in Minab: U.S. Strike on Girls’ School Sparks Global Outrage

March 9, 2026
Iran/World

by Our Correspondent in Doha Six of the United States’ leading Senate Democrats on Monday condemned an apparent U.S. military strike on a girls’ school in Minab, a southern province of Iran,

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The Hidden Killers in Our Children’s Pockets

February 25, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Human Rights

Two weeks ago, a WhatsApp group no parent ever wants to join stood at 25 members. Since then, four more have been added, bringing the total to 29 — each representing the

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Nestlé Expands Infant Formula Recall Amid Toxin Concerns

February 5, 2026
Human Rights/World

Nestlé announced on Wednesday that it was widening its recall of infant formula to include an additional batch of its Guigoz brand after France lowered the maximum allowed threshold for cereulide, a

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