Delhi HC Leaves Social Media Age Curbs for Children to Centre, Calls It Policy Matter

Delhi HC leaves social media age curbs for children to Centre, calls it policy matter

New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has declined to direct the government to ban or restrict children's access to social media, holding that any such move must be taken as a policy decision by the Centre, after considering its wider implications and consulting stakeholders. A Division Bench of Justices V Kameswar Rao and Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora on Thursday disposed of a public interest litigation seeking a regulatory framework to protect minors o…

Restricting children’s access to social media is Centre’s domain: Delhi High Court

Delhi High Court asserts that regulating children's social media access is the Centre's responsibility, urging government action on the issue.

Restricting social media for children Centres domain: Delhi High Court - The Tribune

The Delhi High Court on Thursday said banning or regulating the use of social media by children fell in the realm of the Centre's policy-making, and asked the authorities to decide on this aspect.

Delhi HC says social media access for children is a policy decision, leaves issue to Centre

The Bench said the Central Government would consider the issues raised in the petition and take an appropriate decision after considering the suggestions made by the petitioners and consulting all relevant stakeholders, including social media intermediaries.

A children’s social media ban is the government’s call, says Delhi HC. Here’s what parents at our discussions flagged

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