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"Madam President, the increasing access of children and young persons to the internet places higher demands on the teaching of responsibilities, primarily by parents. Better protection of children on the internet is achieved mainly by informing parents and teachers. In the field of prevention of juvenile delinquency in Slovakia we have had good experience with the programme ‘Do you know what your child is doing now?’ This programme is aimed at alerting parents to the risks to which their children are exposed. I support the extension of similar programmes also to the field of the internet. At the same time, however, I reject the notion that the state should take responsibility for training children out of the hands of parents. Efforts should be focused on media education so that children and young people, with the help of parents and teachers, may take responsibility for their actions in relation to the internet and develop their e-skills."@en1
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