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Online safety laws to penalise platforms promoting gender-based violence
Labor’s digital duty of care bill, introduced to parliament on Thursday, contains surprise carveouts after weeks of backlash from the Coalition and Greens.
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What happenedLabor’s digital duty of care bill, introduced to parliament on Thursday, contains surprise carveouts after weeks of backlash from the Coalition and Greens.
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Left / center-leftOnline safety laws to penalise platforms promoting gender-based violence
The Age (Australia) · Center-left · News report
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Online safety laws to penalise platforms promoting gender-based violence
Labor’s digital duty of care bill, introduced to parliament on Thursday, contains surprise carveouts after weeks of backlash from the Coalition and Greens.
Online safety laws to penalise platforms promoting gender-based violence
Labor’s digital duty of care bill, introduced to parliament on Thursday, contains surprise carveouts after weeks of backlash from the Coalition and Greens.