Brussels unveils plans to force platforms to be made safe before minors use them, as an Amnesty International researcher argues the harms of social media now outweigh its benefits.
The rights group says over 500 people, including 71 children, were killed during the Woman, Life, Freedom protests and calls for UN action.
Hannah Storey, Amnesty International's head of children and young people's digital rights, argues that platform architecture—not just content—drives addictive and harmful online behavior.
Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International call on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to revive measures against Israel ahead of her annual EU address