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    <title>Another Click in the Wall - A Legal Analysis of the Proposed Turkish Social Media Ban for Children</title>
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  <abstract displayLabel="Summary">The Australian social media ban for children under 16 set in motion a regulatory trend across Europe. Turkey is next in line: On 4 March, a draft law imposing a social media ban on children under 15 and restrictions on children aged 15 and older was introduced in the Grand National Assembly. Although the Turkish approach offers a more nuanced model by introducing a two-tiered system, it appears that some of the central flaws of the current trend are not overcome: it ignores the potential adverse effects of excluding children from the modern public squares.</abstract>
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