Online safety
CHILDREN SAFETY IN SOCIAL MEDIA ACT
The Children Safety in Social Media Act establishes a minimum age of sixteen for social media account holders, mandates social media platforms to implement age assurance measures, and creates penalties for non-compliance.
EXPANDED ANTI-(OSAEC) AND ANTI-(CSAEM) ACT
The Expanded Anti-Online Sexual Abuse or Exploitation of Children (OSAEC) and Anti-Child Sexual Abuse or Exploitation Materials (CSAEM) Act aims to strengthen existing laws against online sexual abuse and exploitation of children, providing clearer definitions, penalties, and responsibilities for various stakeholders.
SOCIAL MEDIA SAFETY ACT
The Social Media Safety Act aims to establish a minimum age of sixteen for social media use, requiring platforms to implement age verification and other safety measures to protect children from harmful online content.
SAFE ONLINE SPACES ACT
The Safe Online Spaces Act aims to promote safe online environments for users of mobile multimedia applications and digital platforms, particularly focusing on protecting youth from harmful content.
AMENDED ANTI-ONLINE SEXUAL ABUSE OF EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN (OSAEC) AND (CSEAM) ACT OF 2025
This bill amends the Anti-Online Sexual Abuse or Exploitation of Children (OSAEC) and Child Sexual Abuse or Exploitation Materials (CSAEM) Act to address legal gaps and enhance protections against online child exploitation.
ANTI-ONLINE HATE AND HARASSMENT ACT
The Anti-Online Hate and Harassment Act aims to enhance protections against online hate, harassment, and cyberlibel, establishing penalties for violations and mandating responsibilities for digital platforms.
AMENDING R.A. NO. 11313 (SAFE SPACES ACT)
This bill amends the Safe Spaces Act to strengthen protections against gender-based sexual harassment, particularly in educational institutions and online platforms. It introduces new definitions, penalties, and requirements for employers and educational institutions to ensure safety and accountability.