MPs should pass laws to protect our children from harmful online content

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Time has come for our legislators to borrow a leaf from their counterparts in the United Kingdom and Canada and enact laws that protect Kenyan children online.

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As our children spend their end of year holidays at home, access to harmful online content remains a nightmare for most parents.

This is not a recent phenomenon. Every school holiday comes with this challenge now that Internet is part of our culture. Granted, the Internet is here to stay, and so is technology.

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