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Australia’s social media ban for under 16s could put children at greater risk
While Australia’s government’s desire to keep children and young people safe online is welcome, Save the Children Australia said the focus should be on mechanisms to hold social media corporations to account and on responses that would address root causes of harm.
TWO-THIRDS OF CHILDREN INTERACT DAILY ONLINE WITH PEOPLE THEY DON’T KNOW DESPITE GROOMING FEARS - REPORT
Over six in 10 children with access to the internet interact with "unknown others” daily despite concerns about online grooming
SAVE THE CHILDREN’S GLOBAL MEDIA AWARDS 2024 OPENS FOR ENTRIES
Save the Children International launches its inaugural Global Media Awards to celebrate excellence in journalism for child rights.
35 million children are under threat in most active Atlantic hurricane season ever - Save the Children
About 35 million children are living in areas exposed to Atlantic hurricanes during what could be the most active hurricane season in recorded history
Internet Safety: Children show caution when interacting with people they don’t know online but want greater protection - preliminary research findings
Children routinely interact with people they don’t know online and respond with caution when approached.
Bushfires and floods: Threat of multiple disasters in Australia put children’s wellbeing at risk
Bushfires and floods: Threat of multiple disasters in Australia put children’s wellbeing at risk
Save the Children Impact Investment Fund is finalist at the 2022 Australian Impact Investment Awards
SC Impact Investment Fund finalist at 2022 Australian Impact Investment Awards
13 children repatriated to Australia from Syria camps
Australia repatriated 13 children and four women from camps in North East Syria today, in a move welcomed by Save the Children.
JOINT STATEMENT: NGOs welcome reported move to repatriate Australian women and children from Northeast Syria
JOINT STATEMENT: NGOs welcome reported move to repatriate Australian women and children from Northeast Syria
Extreme weather in Australia just the beginning of climate crisis, warns Save the Children
Extreme weather in Australia just the beginning of climate crisis, warns Save the Children
