SIC Portugal at the Lisbon Games Week 2025
At the event, digital literacy, online safety and digital citizenship were promoted in a playful way, and a gamified environment stimulated critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
How can I tell if an app or game is appropriate for my child?
The Belgian Safer Internet Centre shares practical tips on how, as a parent or caregiver, you can help your child choose safe and fun apps and games they can use on their devices.
When normal goes wrong
The Maltese SIC stresses the need to become critical consumers of digital content as exposure to explicit and violent content become "normal".
How can online gaming be a safer environment for everyone?
The Dutch Safer Internet Centre conducted a study on how the gaming landscape can be a toxic place, and raises the question of how to ensure it is a safe place for everyone.
Act on Children’s Access to Films and Video Games No. 62/2006
Iceland’s primary legislative framework regulates the rating, commercial distribution, and public screening of audio-visual content to protect minors from age-inappropriate material. The law mandates that producers, distributors, and exhibitors implement formal age-rating procedures using internationally recognised classification systems (e.g., PEGI, NICAM). Commercial entities must clearly display age warnings and content indicators at points of sale, rental, or exhibition.
