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Countries urged to make ‘digital world’ safer for children

Countries urged to make ‘digital world’ safer for children

Oct 02, 2019, at 10:06 am

New York: Rising Internet connectivity has the potential to transform children’s lives for the better, but also makes them vulnerable to sexual abuse, online harassment and bullying, recruitment by extremist groups, and other risks, according to a new UN-backed report published on Tuesday.