Minister Göktaş: Social media regulation for those under 15 is being implemented
Minister of Family and Social Services Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş announced that a legislative proposal including maternity leave and social media regulations has been submitted.
Minister Göktaş stated in a post on her social media account, "Today, we have taken another important step that will carry our Family and Population Decade vision forward.
With the 'Draft Law on Amendments to the Social Services Law and Certain Laws,' which was announced to the public by our AK Party Group Deputy Chairperson Leyla Şahin Usta and signed and submitted to the Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) by our AK Party deputies, maternity and paternity leaves are increasing, and foster family leave is being introduced.
A social media regulation for those under 15 is being implemented," she said.
The legislative proposal will introduce changes regarding social media, maternity, and paternity leave. Minister Göktaş, mentioning these changes, stated, "Maternity and paternity leaves are increasing, and foster family leave is being introduced.
A social media regulation for those under 15 is being implemented. We will continue to stand by our nation with our efforts that strengthen the family, protect our children, and support parents. May the regulations, which have begun the legislative process in the TBMM, be auspicious and beneficial to our country and our nation."
News Source: 12punto
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