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Federal Constitutional Court moved for ban on social media use by kids under 16

  • Posted on September 9, 2026
  • By Dawn
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Pakistan's Federal Constitutional Court is considering stricter regulations on social media platforms for minors under 16 years old. The petition highlights significant concerns about the detrimental effects of digital platforms on young users, including cyberbullying incidents, manipulative algorithmic designs that encourage prolonged usage, exposure to inappropriate sexual content, and marketing of alcoholic beverages. Legal experts argue these factors collectively pose serious threats to children's psychological well-being and moral development, prompting the need for comprehensive legislative measures.

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Federal Constitutional Court moved for ban on social media use by kids under 16
Federal Constitutional Court moved for ban on social media use by kids under 16

The petitioners argue that cyberbullying, addictive platform designs, sexualised content and alcohol glorification are harming Pakistani children’s mental and moral development.
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