Children's Rights Alliance welcomes new online safety laws

The Communications Minister will announce plans to establish an Online Safety Commissioner, which will have a number of powers.

Children's Rights Alliance welcomes new online safety laws
Mon, 04 Mar, 2019 - 08:03
Digital Desk staff

The Children's Rights Alliance is welcoming new laws aimed at improving online safety.

The Communications Minister will announce plans to establish an Online Safety Commissioner, which will have a number of powers.

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