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Parliamentary briefing – A new Online Safety Act that strengthens the regime – and that fixes weaknesses in the statutory framework – should be urgently brought forward.
Molly Rose Foundation has written to Ofcom urging them to commit to significant new, fast-tracked measures to prevent teens from being exposed to a tsunami of harmful content on Facebook and Instagram.
MRF Chair Ian Russell has written to the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves to say that online safety can result in economic growth for the country.
Molly Rose Foundation Chair Ian Russell has written to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer calling on him to act urgently in order to protect young people online.
Molly Rose Foundation responds to Ofcom’s consultation on their Children’s Safety Codes.
In its General Election 2024 manifesto, Molly Rose Foundation set out five bold policies that can have a transformational impact on children’s online safety and well-being.
The Molly Rose Foundation responded to Ofcom’s consultation on its proposed approach to illegal online content, the first substantive part of the Online Safety Act to be consulted on.
This report is the first major analysis of DSA transparency data relating to content moderation decisions relating to suicide and self-harm material.
