This submission was made in April 2018 for OHCHR's report on the right to privacy in the digital environment. It focuses on children's right to privacy but recognises that this right overlaps with the full range of children's rights under the Convention on the Rights of the Child, particularly the right to freedom of expression and to access information.

The submission specifically addressess the issues of consent and minimum ages online as well as the collection and use of childrne's data.

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Child Rights International Network

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