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A proposed new law will put Australia among the most stringent countries in terms of age controls for social media that will impact platforms such a Reddit and Facebook.
Eric de Moulins-Beaufort, head of the Bishops' Conference of France, said that secrets shared in the confessional are above the law.
Decades of war and turmoil have put Afghan children at risk of long-term mental health issues.
Hong Kong's national security police arrest five people from a trade union for sedition due to books they produced for children, the latest arrests made amid a crackdown on dissent in the city.
The mental health crisis amongst Gazan children deteriorated during the month of May when Israel bombed the city.
Sexual abuse and harassment has become frequent in British schools and colleges, according to an Ofsted survey of 900 young students from 32 education institutions.
More than 8,000 migrants from Morocco swam or used small inflatable boats to cross into Spain's Ceuta territory between Monday and Wednesday, raising tensions between Madrid and Rabat.
A US Federal Court issued a stay order that allows President Joe Biden's administration to resume expulsions begun by former President Donald Trump.
The Society of Jesus in Spain said in a report that 81 children and 37 adult victims had been sexually abused by 96 of its members since 1927.
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