We do not need more delay. We do not need more consultation. It's time to raise the age of harmful social media to 16.

Matthew Bergman Social Media Victims Law Center represents over 1500 US and UK families whose children have suffered severe mental health harms or lost their lives through dangerously defective social media apps. Meta and YouTube have been found liable in a LA trial for intentionally and

Today is the day. MPs will be voting on whether to protect our children. We can’t afford to make the same mistake twice - tell your MP to Raise the Age to 16 now.

On the day MPs will vote on raising the age for harmful social media platforms, the Govt admits to using AI to summarise public views on children’s online safety in their own consultation. The Govt is already using the consultation to delay meaningful action. “Given that

‘I just want to know what happened to my son.’ Online Safety campaigner Ellen Roome is pushing for bereaved parents to be able to access their children’s social media data. She will deliver a letter from parents to Downing Street today, calling for an immediate social media ban

Today is the day. MPs will be voting on whether to protect our children. We can’t afford to make the same mistake twice. Tell your MP to Raise the Age to 16: raisetheage.eaction.org.uk/raisetheageto1…

If not now, when? Their safety can’t wait.

If not now, when? Their safety can’t wait. Tell your MP to raise the age TODAY: raisetheage.eaction.org.uk/raisetheageto16

MPs failed to back raising the age for harmful social media to 16. Every day without change leaves more children vulnerable online - what are they waiting for?

Children are being harmed online, and Canada is responding. Why is the UK still talking instead of acting?

Lord Nash’s amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill would mandate the use of “highly effective” age verification tools on social media platforms. He explains why that’s so important: observer.co.uk/news/opinion-a…