Providers of services in scope of the Act are required to assess the risk of people in the UK encountering illegal content on their service, and take appropriate steps to protect them from it.
While the bill has gained notable backing, it is not yet part of the government’s official agenda and must be selected from the parliamentary ballot to advance.
eSafety Commission issued notices to important internet companies to develop codes aimed at protecting children on the internet.
This move reflects Kyrgyzstan's tightening control over media and civil society. Despite being relatively open, recent actions signal a shift towards state regulation.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
