Latest News
Find out about the recent work of Molly Rose Foundation and browse our latest news items below.
For any media or press enquiries please fill out this contact form
Many parents and campaigners are calling for a ban on social media for under 16s, and their concerns are entirely legitimate. Children have been exposed to worrying levels of harm online for far too long, made worse by design choices that push content through powerful recommendation systems.
Children’s and online safety organisations and campaigners have issued a joint statement regarding a social media ban for under-16s
Of the 16,300 pieces of content Molly had saved, liked, or shared on Instagram, 2,100 were related to suicide, self-harm or depression.
Help us demand decisive action from Ofcom against the site.
Ofcom has said it will progress its investigation into a pro-suicide forum after bereaved families and survivors wrote to them.
Government departments were warned 65 times about pro-suicide forums or a substance they promote.
Ofcom’s unambitious implementation of the Online Safety Act fails to match the levels of harm children are exposed to.
Welcome to the September edition of the Molly Rose Foundation Newsletter for 2025
Instagram’s Teen Accounts are abjectly failing to keep young people safe despite Meta’s PR claims, a major new report has revealed.