More countries are tightening social media rules for children.

One thing many of them agreed on? Every teenager's online habits are different, so a more flexible approach may work better than one fixed rule.

The goal isn't perfect reading. It's helping children feel confident enough to keep trying.

Known as "full-time children", many young adults now contribute through cooking, cleaning and caregiving as rising living costs make independence harder to achieve.

The proposed measures could restrict young people's access to social media, following growing concerns about screen time, harmful content and online safety.

Protecting children or restricting them?

A second chance at education can change the course of a young life.

Indonesia is considering extending its under-16 restrictions beyond social media to include online shopping platforms amid growing concerns over scams targeting children.

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