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- BIK news
The Better Internet for Kids annual report 2024 is out
- training
Insafe-INHOPE joint training meeting
- deep dive
Manipulative marketing in games
- BIK news
Worldwide celebrations for Safer Internet Day 2025
- BIK news
The first BIK+ strategy evaluation
In the spotlight
- BIK news
The Better Internet for Kids annual report 2024 is out
- training
Insafe-INHOPE joint training meeting
- deep dive
Manipulative marketing in games
- BIK news
Worldwide celebrations for Safer Internet Day 2025
- BIK news
The first BIK+ strategy evaluation
National trends, issues and initiatives
Safer Internet Forum 2023 wrap up
Learning corners
Discover advice and resources to help you navigate the online world, along with insights into the work of BIK youth across Europe.
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Upcoming events
All DIGITAL Weeks campaign 2025
Insafe-INHOPE joint training meeting
International Day of Happiness 2025
International day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination 2025
Latest news
Harmful and illegal content on social media: what children encounter and how to talk to them
Your child has probably been sent images or videos they wish they hadn’t seen. Images depicting nudity, harassment and violence can suddenly appear in their feed. It is crucial for children and young people to understand that the laws governing society also apply online. Surveys by the Norwegian Media Authority show that many young people have become accustomed to seeing harmful and illegal content on social media.
Safer Internet Centres celebrate SID 2025: Albania
At a time when child online safety has become an increasingly complex challenge, iSIGURT.al and ALO 116 111 have built a broad institutional cooperation model to address digital risks. This model has proven to be highly effective in identifying and shutting down harmful websites, as well as tracking individuals responsible for inciting online violence. The collaboration with the State Police and the Cybercrime Unit of the Local Police Directorate in every district of Albania has demonstrated that an integrated and coordinated approach is key to protecting children in the digital space.
What happens when you report someone on social media?
Have you received images or videos that you wish you hadn’t seen? We explain how to report harmful content and why you should do this. Have you received violent videos on social media? Or have you received a nude image in a direct message (DM) or a group, without asking for it? The Norwegian Penal Code states that this is illegal. It is therefore important that you report this when it happens.The person you are reporting will not know it was you
Safer Internet Centres celebrate SID 2025: Cyprus
On Tuesday, 11 February 2025, Cyprus joined the global movement for a safer digital world by celebrating Safer Internet Day (SID) under the theme “Together for a better internet.” Organised by the Cyprus Pedagogical Institute of the Ministry of Education, Sports, and Youth, in collaboration with CyberSafety partners, the event engaged students, educators, and parents from across the country. Through dynamic presentations, interactive workshops, and creative competitions, SID 2025 successfully promoted digital literacy, online safety, and responsible digital citizenship.