Young People and Pornography
The debate focused on the Safe Social Media Act, a measure designed to promote online safety for Canadians by holding regulated services accountable, including implementing minimum-age restrictions for accessing pornographic content. A Liberal member addressed the discussion by referencing a 17-year-old who had provided testimony to the Minister of Health. This youth detailed how easily young people can access pornography and the harmful effects this exposure has on their psychological and physical development. The member used this testimony to support the importance of the online safety legislation and urged the government to take action to protect young people.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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