Can social networks be banned in Montenegro for children under 13 years of age, as envisaged in the Draft Law on the Protection of Children in the Digital Environment? Does it make sense without strong education of parents and children? How will the age limit for social network users be determined in practice? How can the ban be prevented from remaining merely formal?
Guests of Boja jutra on Vijesti Television are Slađana Kaluđerović, who proposed this law, Kristina Mihailović from the Parents Association, and Milutin Pavićević from the Montenegrin Association for Artificial Intelligence.
You will also see these topics:
- Srđan Perić from Preokret comments on the main headlines from the press.
- When will we get a Foster Care Center?
- The first microchip designed in Montenegro: Why is it important?
- The residents of Mali Brdo want legalization, but are asking for a reasonable price for the land purchase.
- A beneficiary of the allowance for mothers with three or more children begins a strike in front of the Parliament.
- The New Year's magic has begun at the "Ljubica Popović" Public Health Center.
- Sounds of December at the Music Academy: How many New Year's concerts are announced?
- We also attended the 40th birthday celebration of the "Zvjezdice" choir.
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