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Is Luxembourg’s government legally able to introduce a social media ban for minors?

Luxembourg’s Government Faces Questions Over Potential Social Media Ban for Minors

The Luxembourg government’s ability to introduce a social media ban for minors has been called into question. According to a legal expert from the University of Luxembourg, the government’s power to restrict access to social media for young people is being examined. The expert shared their views on the extent to which the government can go to limit children and young people’s access to social media platforms.

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