Bureautrash
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Studying MA Policy Studies in Education, UCL. Schools, governance, sociology.
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The European Commission’s child safety panel has a chance to take a different approach: ask the right questions first, follow the evidence, and treat children as rights-holders, not problems to be managed, writes Caroline De Cock.
You've Been Murdoched: Australia’s Teen Ban Offers a Warning for Europe
Before Brussels follows Canberra's example, it is worth asking how Australia got there — and who was actually driving the machine, and why.
buff.ly
March 13, 2026 at 1:51 PM
The European Commission’s child safety panel has a chance to take a different approach: ask the right questions first, follow the evidence, and treat children as rights-holders, not problems to be managed, writes Caroline De Cock.