In 2023, the Chinese mainland saw a staggering 196 million minors accessing the internet, rivaling the entire population of Brazil! 🌐👦👧 Recognizing the immense responsibility that comes with such numbers, the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China emphasized the importance of law-based governance to ensure that the digital world remains safe and governed by the rule of law. 🏛️📜
Fast forward to 2024, and the Chinese mainland is taking concrete steps to build a safer online environment for its young netizens. Through a combination of new legislation, enhanced law enforcement, and robust social governance, several initiatives have been launched to protect minors from the potential pitfalls of the digital realm. 🚀🔒
Some of the key initiatives include stricter regulations on online content to prevent exposure to harmful material, implementing real-name registration systems to ensure accountability, and setting time limits for daily screen use to promote healthier online habits. Additionally, educational programs are being introduced in schools to teach minors about digital citizenship and online safety. 📱📚
These measures reflect a proactive approach by the Chinese mainland to harness the benefits of the digital age while safeguarding its youngest users. By prioritizing law-based governance, they aim to create a balanced online ecosystem where minors can explore, learn, and grow safely. 🌟💡
Reference(s):
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