FCC moved against registrar’s objection to social media ban petition

FCC moved against registrar’s objection to social media ban petition

An appeal has been filed before the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) challenging objections raised by its registrar against a petition seeking restrictions on social media access for children under 16. They argue that questions concerning the petition’s maintainability, legal standing and availability of alternative remedies are judicial matters that should be decided by the court …

An appeal has been filed before the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) challenging objections raised by its registrar against a petition seeking restrictions on social media access for children under 16. They argue that questions concerning the petition’s maintainability, legal standing and availability of alternative remedies are judicial matters that should be decided by the court rather than through an administrative order. The original petition called for legislative and regulatory measures to restrict social media access for under-16s and establish stronger protections for children online.

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FCC moved against registrar’s objection to social media ban petition

An appeal has been filed before the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) challenging objections raised by its registrar against a petition seeking restrictions on social media access for children under 16. They argue that questions concerning the petition’s maintainability, legal standing and availability of alternative remedies are judicial matters that should be decided by the court …