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Social media companies face legal reckoning over mental health harms to children

Some of the biggest players from Meta to TikTok are facing federal and state trials that seek to hold them responsible for harming children’s mental health

By AP · 20 February 2026

Gabon suspends access to social media as critics accuse its leader of crackdown on dissent

By AP · 18 February 2026

Turkiye edges toward curbing social media access to minors amid global push

By Reuters · 06 February 2026

Modi ally proposes social media ban for India’s teens as global debate grows

By Reuters · 31 January 2026

Egypt to adopt restrictions on children’s social media use to fight ‘digital chaos’

By AP · 26 January 2026

UK upper house approves social media ban for under-16s

By AFP · 22 January 2026

Swiss interior minister open to social media ban for children

By Reuters · 21 December 2025

Pakistan warns social media firms of Brazil-style action over failure to curb terror content

By Waseem Abbasi · 12 December 2025

Instagram users given new algorithm controls

By AFP · 10 December 2025

How Australia plans to ban under-16s from social media

By AFP · 01 December 2025

EU Parliament pushes for age limits on social media to safeguard minors

By Reuters · 26 November 2025

Internet rights group challenges Australia under-16 social media ban

By AFP · 26 November 2025

Malaysia to ban social media for children under 16 next year

By AP · 24 November 2025

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