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"Inexperienced and naïve web surfers, among whom we can certainly include minors, when their navigation lacks awareness, protection and control, face various risks such as the violation of privacy, the commercial or other use of their profiles, dependence phenomena, and a false relationship with reality and their own identity. Article 24 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union argues that policies for children are holistic: therefore a broad framework directive is needed to regulate the whole subject area as well as multilevel governance to seek a harmonised approach in Member States and encourage stronger coordination between them. I applaud the recent introduction, thanks to EU cofinancing, of valid instruments, above all the Safer Internet Programme, which is well established in all the countries of the Union. In my opinion we need to ensure continuity for the Safer Internet Programme and in particular to guarantee that the responsibility for protecting minors against cybercrime is held by the police, in an increasingly efficient and cooperative form at European level. In this context, it is necessary to encourage action to combat online crime against minors, which has been successfully adopted by some Member States that already exchange information."@en1
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