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Esther Ghey said smartphone companies should have a moral responsibility to protect young people from accessing harmful content.
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Esther Ghey said smartphone companies should have a moral responsibility to protect young people from accessing harmful content.
All social media companies must raise their account age limits to 16 to match the digital consent age, according to Fine Gael TD Ciaran Cannon.
Esther Ghey has made an appearance at a Warrington vigil for her murdered daughter Brianna. The event has been held to mark a year since the trans teenager was killed
The warped 16-year-old, who was fascinated by notorious serial killers, dismissed the agony of her victim's parents and said 'they don't mean anything to me.'
Brianna Ghey’s mother Esther made a heartbreaking request at her daughter’s vigil, a year on since her murder. The 16-year-old was stabbed 28 times with a hunting knife in a horrific attack on 11 February last year after her killers lured her to Linear Park near Warrington. Speaking at a special vigil for her daughter on Sunday (11 February), Ms Ghey said: “If there’s one piece of advice that I can give to any parent, it would be to hug your children tight and never stop telling them that you love them.”