For most teens, body odour is better controlled than completely prevented, because sweating is a normal body function.

The move follows similar efforts globally, including Australia’s ban on social media access for children under 16.

What teens see at home often becomes what they believe love should feel like.

A displaced Lebanese woman sits with a child, overseeing his online studies on a mobile phone, at a public school converted into a shelter in the town of Dekwaneh, north of Beirut.

You learned to appear strong even when you felt small.

Young users remain deeply connected to their screens, as Australia steps up scrutiny on social media platforms over its under-16 ban.

For many teenagers, social media is more than just entertainment. It is where they learn, connect, and feel part of something.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said the issue goes beyond individual posts, pointing out that online hate is contributing to deeper divisions within society.