Resources
Explore our curated resources and find valuable publications, tools and positions on children’s rights in the digital environment.
Joint Input to Canada’s AI Strategy
Building on our Joint submission to the Canadian Children’s Privacy Code, 5Rights led a coordinated response of 20 leading civil society organisations and individual experts calling for a national approach to AI governance that embeds children’s safety, privacy, and rights from the outset.
Joint submission to the Canadian Children’s Privacy Code
Over 40 leading Canadian experts and organisations have come together to call for comprehensive protections in the Children’s Privacy Code, addressing the growing concern over the commercialisation of children’s data.
South Carolina Kids Code
After advancing through the House, the Code is on its way to the Senate, and the children of South Carolina are one step closer to a safer digital world.
Nebraska Kids Code
Now in the Final Reading stage on the Senate floor, if passed, the Nebraska Kids Code will implement privacy-by-default and safety-by-design protections for kids online.
Open letter to Federal Party Leaders: commit to online safety legislation
Alongside more than 50 organisations, 5Rights has signed on to a letter calling on all parties to prioritise children’s online safety for Canada’s upcoming election.
US Kids Code Coalition Statement: California Court Ruling
This statement from the Kids Code Coalition highlights how the recent ruling on the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act is encouraging news for Kids Code bills across the country.
Vermont Kids Code
Vermont’s Data Privacy Act includes important Age Appropriate Design Code provisions, reflecting a strong commitment to implementing children’s rights in the digital world.
Maryland Kids Code
The online world has become safer for the children of Maryland with the unanimous passing of the Maryland Kids Code. It now becomes the second US state to adopt legislation modelled after the UK’s Age Appropriate Design Code.
Minnesota Kids Code
The Age Appropriate Design Code (AADC) continues to build global momentum. Minnesota is one of the many US States to introduce an AADC-modelled Code.