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Group calls for child online safety law balancing protection, learning

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MANILA, Philippines — The Psychological Association of the Philippines (PAP) on Monday called for a law that protects children from online dangers while preserving opportunities for learning and connection. PAP said a blanket age-based prohibition “should not be the primary or st

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