The document discusses what children and youth are doing online and issues related to harmful and hateful online content. It notes that most children go online daily to socialize, play games, and do schoolwork. However, many are exposed to bullying, pornography, violence and hateful content. The law prohibits advocating genocide and inciting hatred. Addressing online hate requires rules for children, discussion, supervision, reporting inappropriate content, and education to promote tolerance.
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