Youth organisations demand social media change, not bans
Civil-Society Organisations · 2026-04-29 · EU · verified record
Themes: Online marketplaces · Online platforms · Search services
Ecosystems: EU Digital Services Act
Youth organisations demand social media change, not bans The protection of young people from online harms remains high on the political agenda, but the debate continue to focus on age gates and social media bans. In response, 31 youth organisations and youth activists – the intended recipients of these ‘protective’ measures – have joined forces to speak up against their own exclusion. They warn that the real solution lies in addressing the root cause of the problem: the design and business model of platforms. Looking in the wrong direction The recent verdicts in the United States, finding that
Youth organisations demand social media change, not bans The protection of young people from online harms remains high on the political agenda, but the debate continue to focus on age gates and social media bans. In response, 31 youth organisations and youth activists – the intended recipients of th
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