Ensuring children’s safety online should be a priority for every parent, yet rapid technological advances have left the UK criminal justice system struggling to keep up. As a result, young people continue to access harmful sexual content or engage in damaging behaviours – from deepfakes to cyberflashing – that are not currently treated as criminal offences. Henrietta Ronson, Partner at Corker Binning, explores in Tatler how parents can educate children about appropriate online behaviour, helping to shape healthier habits and embedding these standards within youth culture more widely.
Read the full article here: https://www.tatler.com/article/online-harms-what-parents-need-to-know
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