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Under the councils proposal, companies must asses if their service can be used to spread child sexual abuse material online (Photo: Microsiervos)

EU ministers agree ‘chat control’ text to protect kids online

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by Owen Carpenter-Zehe, Strasbourg,

The European Council came to an agreement on Wednesday (26 November) on a controversial regulation aiming to curb the spread and solicitation of child sexual ab...

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Owen Carpenter-Zehe is a junior reporter from the US at EUobserver, covering European politics.

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Under the councils proposal, companies must asses if their service can be used to spread child sexual abuse material online (Photo: Microsiervos)

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