the president of the association “La Voix de l’Enfant” pleads for “a major law on digital technology” rather than a “sprinkling” law

“Isn’t this dusting again?”wonders Wednesday February 7 on franceinfo the president of the association “La Voix de l’Enfant” Martine Brousse, the day after the final adoption of a bill aimed at better protecting the image rights of children on social networks, faced with the excesses of certain parents.

If she “welcome that politicians are taking up this issue” of children’s exposure on social networks, the president of “La Voix de l’Enfant” campaigns for “real reflection, work and a major law on digital technology”. “We are asking for an interministerial delegation on the Internet and digital technology to combat all abuses”she insists. “We have laws but who today really carries child protection policy loud and clear?” asks the co-founder of the child protection association.

“Is there a need for a law” For “take responsibility” parents facing the risk of malicious use of shared images? asks Martine Brousse. “Which parents today hear about this law?” She believes that it is necessary “more pedagogy”with the establishment of “information campaigns”.