Harry and Meghan Demand Stronger Protections for Children from Online Violence
- Harry and Meghan highlighted the need for protections against digital violence in their video message.
- The video was part of the conference focused on violence against children in Colombia.
- Their appearance signifies a return to their advocacy roots related to their royal background.
Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, made a joint appearance discussing online violence against children on November 7, 2024. Their message was presented at the inaugural Global Ministerial Conference on Violence Against Children in Colombia. In the video, they wore coordinated attire with Remembrance poppies, emphasizing their advocacy for digital safety and the protection of vulnerable populations. Harry described the Parents' Network as a support initiative for families affected by online harm. The couple has previously engaged with tech executives to address the mental health risks associated with social media use among children, highlighting the urgent need for changes in content regulations for platforms to improve children's safety online. They aim to collaborate effectively behind the scenes to create a more positive social media environment for younger users.