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The Czech Government has been in favour of banning social networks for children under 15 years of age

In a video broadcast on X, the head of the Czech Government claims to adhere to the ban promoted in Spanish or French states.

 

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The government of theCzech Republic , led by populist tycoon Andrej Babis, has been in favour on Sundayof banning social networks for children under the age of 15 , in line with the initiative of the French and Spanish states.

In a video broadcast on X, he claims to be in line with the ban promoted by France. Populists, right and eurocritics have formed the Czech government since the end of last year. 

"I'm in favor of banning it because the experts I know say that social media is incredibly harmfulto children.

On the other hand, the Minister of Sports Boris Stastny (Eurocritic Motoriste Sobde party) has expressed his "support" for Babis.



Following the Austrian model, several countries of the European Union (EU) have announced similar proposals in recent days. In Austria, children under the age of 16 have been banned from social media since December last year.

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