The Digital Manifesto

Posted 22 April 2017 by CHIS

CHIS launched its “Digital Manifesto” in March 2015 and sent it to all the major political parties contesting seats in that year’s General Election to the UK Parliament. The manifesto asked the parties to commit themselves to the policy recommendations which it put forward.

The manifesto may be downloaded from here

This manifesto remains the most comprehensive account of the children’s charities’ collective views about what needs to be done to make the internet a better and safer place for children. To reflect some of the changes which have happened since an adapted version of the manifesto will shortly be available for the 2017 General Election.

Tags: Digital Manifesto, Internet policy

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CHIS promotes safe and equal access to the internet and associated digital technologies for all children and young people. read more...

Its members are: 5 Rights Foundation, Coram BAAF, Kidscape, NSPCC, Barnardo's, The Children's Society, ECPAT UK, Children England, National Children's Bureau and Stop It Now

Internationally, CHIS principally works through the European NGO Alliance for Child Safety Online.

email: [email protected]

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