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Governor Little signed a bill into law earlier Wednesday that has been contencious

Despite the push toward protecting children from sexually explicit content through Rockingham County Public Schools’ (RCPS) temporary removal of 57 books, these schools still use sexually explicit materials in their

Unfortunately, in an effort to protect children online, states just won't stop digging. Keeping kids safe online is important. California required digital platforms to conduct “data protection impact assessments” on all website features that could be accessed by minors, but was enjoined in federal court.

According to sources, this is the first time where laws pertaining to vulgarity have been invoked against OTT platforms.

Recently, the ministry of information and broadcasting has expressed concern that some delinquent platforms have been resorting to projection of excessive vulgarity, obscenity and profanity in their content.

REUTERS/Callaghan O'HareA trio of judges on Monday gave the go-ahead for Texas to proceed with a book-ban law, which a Trump-appointed judge had halted earlier this month on constitutional grounds.Texas’ “Restricting Explicit and Adult-Designated Educational Resources” (READER) Act requires booksellers to rate sexual content in all books sold to schools. Critics have decried the law as overbroad, unconstitutional, and designed to restrict access to books about gender an...

On seeing the post, the 44-year-old man's daughter, accompained by her grandmother, lodged a complaint with the police in Thodupuzha area of Idukki district of the state which on investigating the matter found that it was the complainant's stepmother who was allegedly responsible for it. �� Kerala Shocker: Woman Booked Under POCSO for Posting Obscene Content About Stepdaughter on Social Media After Fight With Husband.

In its first such order, the newly formed Digital Publisher Content Grievances Council (DPCGC) has recommended punitive action for OTT platform ULLU.

While such programming don’t technically follow Indian codes and ethics, platforms sign contracts to edit and modify content to suit the tastes of Indian audiences, much like practices followed for censoring Hollywood films when released theatrically in India.

KULAI: The Communications and Digital Ministry will meet social media and messaging platform providers to discuss legal provisions related to the sharing of obscene content in this country.