
French Constitutional Council Rejects Social Media Ban for Under-15s
France's Constitutional Council has struck down a proposed law that would have banned social media access for children under 15, deeming it an unconstitutional and disproportionate restriction on freedom of expression. The decision blocks a key part of President Macron's legislative efforts to regulate online access for minors.
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French Top Court Blocks Social Media Ban for Young Teens
France’s highest court blocked a ban on social media for children under 15 that was approved in Parliament last month, in a setback for President Emmanuel Macron who championed the bill.
By Samy Adghirni
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The Council ruled that the law 'constitutes a restriction that is not appropriate, necessary or proportionate' to the freedom of expression and communication of children under the age of 15.
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