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Mapping the global impact of UNCRC General comment No. 25 on children’s rights in the digital environment

Mapping the global impact of UNCRC General comment No. 25 on children’s rights in the digital environment

This study from the Digital Futures for Children centre follows General comment No. 25 through global and national arenas, asking how the document and its guidance has spread, taken root, or encountered resistance.

Building a digital environment designed with children in mind: An international best practices blueprint

Building a digital environment designed with children in mind: An international best practices blueprint

This report sets out a practical international blueprint to help policymakers address harmful design and business models, strengthen accountability, and ensure technology is safe and age-appropriate by design and default.

UNCRC General comment No. 25 5th Anniversary Joint Letter

UNCRC General comment No. 25 5th Anniversary Joint Letter

Five years on, global organisations urge governments to fully implement General comment No. 25 and ensure the digital world protects children’s rights.

Joint Statement on Artificial Intelligence and the Rights of the Child

Joint Statement on Artificial Intelligence and the Rights of the Child

This joint statement sets out a shared commitment to advancing a child rights-based approach to artificial intelligence.

Preliminary findings on ‘Walkie Talkie – All talk’ safety concerns for minors

Preliminary findings on ‘Walkie Talkie – All talk’ safety concerns for minors

5Rights preliminary findings show major safety concerns with the Walkie Talkie – All Talk app that could be putting children in danger.

Top black hands type on a laptop. The laptop is angled towards the screen. On the screen, it reads Children & AI Design Code in white on a bright blue background.

Children & AI Design Code

The rapid rise of AI cannot be left unchecked. That is why we’ve created an actionable and practical framework to embed children’s rights and needs across the lifecycle of AI systems.

Advancing Trust & Safety: systems and standards for online safety professionals 

Advancing Trust & Safety: systems and standards for online safety professionals 

“Advancing Trust & Safety” explores the evolution of T&S into a global profession, highlighting systemic barriers and proposing solutions to empower professionals and improve digital safety.

A boy and a girl are both sitting on a white box, back-to-back, both looking at their respective smartphones. The girl, a young Asian girl, is wearing a white overshirt and sits upright. The boy, seemingly a few years old, has tight curls and is sitting slouched with his phone, in both hands, rested on his thighs. The light from their phones is bouncing off their faces. The white backdrop appears lit by a purple light.

Guiding principles for addressing technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation and abuse

The latest report from the Digital Futures for Children centre provides six principles to complement our understanding and interventions on tackling technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation and abuse.

Global Digital Compact

Global Digital Compact

The Global Digital Compact was adopted at the UN Summit of the Future, aimed at securing a better digital future for all, grounded in human rights. 5Rights welcomes the positive incorporation of our recommendations.