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Protecting Children in Online Gaming
A child-rights framework details opportunities, design responsibilities, and safety risks in online games.
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- Population Children who play online games; ages Under 18; International.
- Methodology Policy and evidence synthesis.
- Fieldwork The public report does not report a fieldwork window; treat it as an undated policy and evidence synthesis. snapshot.
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Limitations Framework guidance is not a prevalence study of a specific platform or country.
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UNICEF concludes that child safety, privacy, and rights protections must be built into online-game design rather than left only to parental monitoring.
Locator Report recommendations section on safety by design.
Scope Children who play online games; Under 18; International; The public report does not report a fieldwork window; treat it as an undated policy and evidence synthesis. snapshot..
Limitations Framework guidance is not a prevalence study of a specific platform or country.
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