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Citing extensive international research, Chief Justice (ag.) Navindra Singh argued that children under the age of 18 should be subject to parental oversight when using social media, noting that evidence increasingly points to the risks associated with unrestricted access to online platforms.
He made these remarks on Monday during a national consultation on regulating children’s use of social media. Monday’s consultation was organised by the AG’s Chambers & Legal Affairs Ministry, on behalf of the Government of Guyana, at Cara Lodge, Quamina St, Georgetown, with the legal fraternity.
Referring to scientific research, the Chief Justice noted that the human brain does not fully develop until approximately age 25.
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