This report provides a summary overview of the outcomes of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) over the past 20 years and outlines its results and impacts.

The objective of this survey is to offer stakeholders the opportunity to share their insights and contribute to

the development of the protection of minors guidelines pursuant to Article 28 of the Digital Services Act

(DSA).

Children eating ice cream, doing gymnastics on sports equipment or dressing up as adults: Images showing children and young people in everyday…

The article examines possible opportunities and risks of virtual worlds and generative artificial intelligence in relation to children’s rights under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and recommends the legal concept of personal integrity as a basis for the well-being of (young) users in the metaverse.

The BIK Policy Monitor Report 2025 is the latest in a series of policy mapping studies, tracking the policy developments related to the European Strategy for a Better Internet for Children (BIK+).

The free HELP online courses offered by the Council of Europe provide legal professionals with concise training on the ECHR, EU fundamental rights, and other key topics. Find out more here.

A February 2025 report by CUTS International examines whether the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 requires verifiable parental…

This report (February, 2025) by CUTS International examines the complex interplay of personalization, behavioral monitoring and targeted advertising in children's digital lives, highlighting opportunities and risks. The report highlights benefits, risks and recommendations for several key sectors. For more information, download the report here.

The study, published in January 2025, was developed over 18 months with the help of a global community of 330 stakeholders and individuals from across the sector. The aim was to address the lack of resources and ensure that the focus is on longer-term work and tackling the root causes of child sexual abuse.