Submitted on Sunday 18th August 2019
Rejected on Thursday 5th September 2019
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: no-action (see below for details)
Laws to protect the children of social media ‘Influencers’ from exploitation.
There is currently no legislation in place that protects the rights of children who’s lives are featured on social media, namely the children of ‘influencers’ who have scant regard for their children’s privacy, and in some cases their welfare.
Child actors and models are afforded such protection.
In light of recent events I believe that the time has come to implement such laws in order to protect the human rights of these children.
There is currently no safeguarding in place, no provisions for their privacy, welfare, or their mental health.
They are being exploited and their privacy invaded for the sake of their parents, and the lucrative business’ that they have created.
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