“The protection of children against online violence”.
It invites the Committee of Ministers to give due consideration
in its work to the dangers posed by the internet to children, who
are more exposed to violence and new forms of violence in the online environment,
in particular by:
1.1 considering
and incorporating the best interests of the child in the Council
of Europe’s draft framework convention on artificial intelligence,
human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including the protection
of children’s human rights from the dangers of artificial intelligence;
1.2 taking online violence into account in its feasibility
study on comprehensive, age-appropriate sexuality education;
1.3 strengthening international co-operation with appropriate
organisations, including the European Commission and relevant European
Union agencies such as Europol and the European Union Agency for
Fundamental Rights, and Interpol, with a view to focusing attention
on the protection of children’s human rights and the best interests
of the child.
