
Joint EU letter calls for robust risk assessment for children’s rights under the DSA
5Rights, 24 NGOs and five MEPs urge the Commission to adopt a year-long, standardised DSA risk assessment framework with clear benchmarks for children’s rights.

Joint statement on the draft DSA guidelines on Article 28
This joint statement by 5Rights Foundation and 28 organisations and experts strongly supports the draft DSA guidelines on Article 28, but emphasises that this draft should be seen as the beginning of a new era of accountability rather than the end of the road.

5Rights response to Ofcom’s draft guidance on violence against women and girls in digital environments
5Rights welcomes Ofcom’s focus on safety by design in its draft guidance on protecting women and girls online. We call for earlier reporting and deeper consideration of harms in service design and supply chains.

Joint Submission to the ACHPR on Children’s Rights and AI in Africa
This joint submission highlights how the Study on Human and Peoples’ Rights and AI can play a crucial role in empowering both African Union member states and tech companies to protect and respect children’s rights in the digital world.

Adapting to the digital world – Joint statement on children’s eye health
5Rights and partners urge action to protect children’s eye health, highlighting the risks of excessive screen time and the role of addictive design features.

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.

Joint submission: the recurrent and prominent systemic risks faced by children and measures for their mitigation
5Rights, with four child rights and family organisations, outlines how very large online platforms overlook design risks and calls for mandatory child rights impact assessments to meet DSA obligations.

Joint statement on the children’s online safety regime
With the Protection of Children Code of Practice due imminently, the Children’s Coalition urges the UK Government and Ofcom to strengthen their commitment to child online safety.

Joint letter to the PM: prioritising online safety in UK-US trade deal
After Adolescence sparked national debate, the Children’s Coalition urged the PM to defend the Online Safety Act and make children’s safety a priority in upcoming UK–US trade talks.