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Queer Children’s Digital Rights and Commission v Hungary
The internet, especially social media, plays a crucial role in children’s lives, while, at the same time, subjecting them to a growing number of risks. In response, the EU has enacted various laws and initiatives to safeguard children online in recent years. More recently, several Member States have
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