The guidelines focus on five key areas:
- Integrating child rights considerations into all appropriate corporate policies and management processes.
- Developing standard processes to handle child sexual abuse material.
- Creating a safer and age-appropriate online environment.
- Educating children, parents and teachers about children’s safety and their responsible use of ICTs.
- Promoting digital technology as a mode for increasing civic engagement.
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Sources: One in Three: Internet Governance and Children’s Rights by Sonia Livingstone, John Carr and Jasmina Byrne; TIC Kids Online Brasil 2013; UNICEF; and Teens, Tweens and Technology.
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