MELAKA, Nov 1 (Bernama) -- Thailand, Brunei and Cambodia are the latest ASEAN countries to have expressed interest in joining Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore in efforts to address online safety issues involving children.
Three More ASEAN Countries Seek To Join Efforts To Address Children's Online Safety Issues – Fahmi
Fahmi Fadzil, online safety, children, Universiti
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Thailand, Brunei, and Cambodia joined Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore in addressing children's online safety, aiming for regional unity.
- ASEAN countries are collaborating to improve children's online safety.
- Malaysia is learning from Australia and the US for better strategies.
- Regional unity is seen as key to influencing major social media platforms.
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