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“Unfortunately this looks like another piecemeal step when a giant leap is urgently required.”
Ian Russell, 60, has been recognised for services to child safety online after he set up the Molly Rose Foundation suicide prevention charity and contributed to the establishment of the Online Safety Bill.
The emphasis should firmly be on strengthening the regulator’s hand to ensure platforms are no longer awash with a set of avoidable dangers.
Coffee for Molly, a conversation-starting event held during the week of what would have been Molly Russell’s 21st birthday is well underway.
**Trigger warning** This report contains extensive references to suicide, self-harm and poor mental health
It’s vital we see the regulator strengthen its plans to tackle entirely preventable harm.
This year’s theme: Mental Health is a universal right
If you use the Internet, are aged 18 or over and have been in contact with mental health services with suicidal thoughts and/or behaviours, the Molly Rose Foundation (MRF) is asking you to consider contributing to this study.
The Online Safety Bill has received Royal Assent in Parliament, bringing the new rules into effect.