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European Parliament adopts report on social media impact on young people

· Source: Hina· Author: Roberta Mlinarić· Photographer: Edvard Šušak

ZAGREB, 17 Sept (Hina) - Following Thursday's vote in the European Parliament on a report on the impact of social media on young people, for which Sunčana Glavak served as the EPP rapporteur, the EPP group called for stronger protections for minors, limits on addictive design and greater accountability for digital platforms.

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