Introduction
Baroness Beeban Kidron
Susie Alegre
Data Daemons: Protecting the Child’s Right to Dream
Audrey Tang
A Young Democracy is a Strong Democracy: Civil Rights of Taiwan’s Children
Kade Crockford
A New Digital Divide? Protecting Lower-Income People from Hyper-Digitalisation
Dr Towela Nyirenda-Jere
A Child is a Child is a Child: Conversations in Africa About Children in the Digital World
Baroness Helena Kennedy QC
New Freedom? How the Digital Environment Poses Complex Legal Challenges for the Promotion of Children’s Rights
Laura Higgins
How Fear is Affecting Our Ability to Accept Digital Rights to Play. And Our Common Sense…
Farida Shaheed
Cultural Rights of Children and Young Adults in the Digital World
Dr Ian Levy
On the Need for Software Safety in a Digital World
Uri Sadeh
Who Are We Afraid Of?
RX Radio
Our Voices: The Importance of Listening to Young People to Make the Digital Environment a Safe and Inclusive Place
H.E. Dr Amani Abou-Zeid
Harnessing the Power of Digital Transformation for Young People in Africa
Adrian Lovett
As The World Wide Web and the Convention on the Rights of the Child Both Turn Thirty, the Web Can Help to Secure Children’s Basic Rights
Professor Hany Farid
Protecting Children Online: The Past, Present, and Future
Jānis Sārts
Securing Digital Natives!
Francesca Fajardo
My Data Isn’t Even Mine
Professor Sonia Livingstone OBE
“It’s None of Their Business!” Children’s Understanding of Privacy in the Platform Society
James Graham OBE
Past Norms, Future Dangers and Acceptable Compromises: What Does Freedom, Security and Privacy Mean for the Future of Young People Online?
John Edwards
Children and Privacy Online: It’s Time to Change the Dynamic – More Responsibility on the Platforms, More Autonomy for the Kids
John Carr OBE
Privacy Lawyers Need to Up Their Game: An Internet that is Safer and Better for Children is Going to be Safer and Better for Everyone
Professor Dr Eva Lievens
The Rights of the Child in the Digital Environment: From Empowerment to De-Responsibilisation
Henrietta H Fore
From Privacy to Power: Children’s Rights in a Digital Age
Dr Ing Konstantinos Karachalios
The Five Singularities We Have Created and What They Mean for Our Children
Amandeep Singh Gill
Being a Child in the Digital Age
Amy Shepherd
Right Click for the Kids: Open Rights Group’s Views on Building an Empowered Digital Childhood
Kathryn Montgomery and Jeff Chester
Creating a Quality Digital Media Culture in the Big Data Era
Elettra Ronchi, Andras Molnar and Lisa Robinson
Addressing the Needs of Children in the Digital Environment
Jay Harman
The Enormous Potential of Technology – and the Absence of Children in the Design of the Digital World