This 2021 UNICEF self-assessment tool is designed to help mobile operators identify, assess and address their impacts on children’s rights across their business activities. It goes beyond online safety alone, covering areas such as corporate responsibility, products and marketing, human resources, procurement, network operations and security, while giving particular attention to children’s rights in the digital environment. It addresses issues including access, privacy, cyberbullying, harmful content, child sexual exploitation and abuse, grievance mechanisms and parental controls. The overall aim is to support mobile operators in integrating children’s rights into corporate due diligence, product design and business practices
This 2021 UNICEF self-assessment tool is designed to help mobile operators identify, assess and address their impacts on children’s rights across their business activities. It goes beyond online safety alone, covering areas such as corporate responsibility, products and marketing, human resources, procurement, network operations and security, while giving particular attention to children’s rights in the digital environment. It addresses issues including access, privacy, cyberbullying, harmful content, child sexual exploitation and abuse, grievance mechanisms and parental controls. The overall aim is to support mobile operators in integrating children’s rights into corporate due diligence, product design and business practices
- childrens-rights mobile phones and mobile devices responsibility
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