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Turkey's ruling party submits bill to ban social media for under-15s

Mar 11, 2026 6:27 AM

ANKARA, March 4 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip

Erdogan's ruling AK Party submitted to parliament on Wednesday a

draft bill that will ban social media access for children

younger than 15.

The party's Parliamentary Group Deputy Head, Leyla Sahin

Usta, said social media and gaming platforms would have six

months to comply with the law.

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