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[Opinion] Getting the balance right online in Pakistan
Source: Magnific Discussions around child online safety and age assurance continue to evolve, and the choices made today will shape how an entire generation learns, connects and participates in the digital future. This is especially important for countries like Pakistan, where more than 60% of the population is under the age of 30. In ATA’s latest opinion editorial in The News, Managing Director Lih Shiun Goh explores how Pakistan can strengthen child online safety while pres
Jul 13
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