Ochrona małoletnich internautów jako zadanie i wyzwanie dla rodziny w państwach Unii Europejskiej
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2011
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Gdańskie Seminarium Duchowne, Kuria Metropolitalna Gdańska
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Celem publikacji jest analiza ochrony małoletnich internautów jako zadania i wyzwania rodziców, ponadto weryfikacja działań podejmowanych w tym zakresie przez państwa Wspólnoty, wreszcie próba odpowiedzi na pytanie: czy zaproponowane rozwiązania są skuteczne? Po wstępnych rozważaniach teoretycznych dotyczących mapy zagrożeń przeanalizowano kluczowe dla tytułowej ochrony regulacje prawne. Wdrożenie priorytetów polityki ochrony dokonuje się poprzez realizację programów pomocowych. Jednym z nich jest Safer Internet. Zweryfikowano założenia Polskiego Centrum Programu Safer Internet, w tym działalność Fundacji Dzieci Niczyje oraz Naukowej i Akademickiej Sieci Komputerowej. Omówiono zadania i inicjatywy projektu Saferinternet.pl (m.in. zespół kontaktowy: Dyżurnet.pl, tzw. hotline oraz zespół pomocowy, tzw. Helpline.org.pl), cele kampanii medialnych i społecznych (np. „Dziecko w sieci”). Zanalizowano zagadnienie umiejętności korzystania z internetu. Omówiono techniczne urządzenia wspomagające ochronę dzieci.
The aim of the publication is to analyze the legal basis for the protection of minors in the Internet, including the regulation of the European Union, the Council of Europe and National Law. In addition, the verification of activities undertaken by the countries of the European Union in the title’s scope. An attempt to answer the question of whether the proposed solutions are effective. After a preliminary theoretical discussion on the risk maps, the main legal regulation for the title’s protection (CE Convention on Cybercrime of 23 November 2001, EU Council Framework Decision 2004/68/JHA on combating the sexual exploitation of children and child pornography of 22 December 2003) will be analysed and National Law. The implementation of policy priorities is done through the implementation of aid programs. One of them is Safer Internet. The basic objectives, the main areas for action, assumptions and priorities, implemented initiatives are discussed. The assumptions of the programme of Polish Safer Internet Centre is verified, including the activities of Nobody’s Children Foundation and the Research and Academic Computer Network. The tasks and initiatives of the Saferinternet.pl Project (eg the Contact Team: Dyżurnet.pl, so‑called hotline and the Aid Team, so‑called Helpline.org.pl) will be discussed, the objectives of media and social campaigns (eg Child on the network). The issue of the ability to use the Internet will be analysed. The technical equipment, helping to protect children (project: Youth Protection Roundtable) will be discussed. In this paper the analytical and descriptive method will be used.
The aim of the publication is to analyze the legal basis for the protection of minors in the Internet, including the regulation of the European Union, the Council of Europe and National Law. In addition, the verification of activities undertaken by the countries of the European Union in the title’s scope. An attempt to answer the question of whether the proposed solutions are effective. After a preliminary theoretical discussion on the risk maps, the main legal regulation for the title’s protection (CE Convention on Cybercrime of 23 November 2001, EU Council Framework Decision 2004/68/JHA on combating the sexual exploitation of children and child pornography of 22 December 2003) will be analysed and National Law. The implementation of policy priorities is done through the implementation of aid programs. One of them is Safer Internet. The basic objectives, the main areas for action, assumptions and priorities, implemented initiatives are discussed. The assumptions of the programme of Polish Safer Internet Centre is verified, including the activities of Nobody’s Children Foundation and the Research and Academic Computer Network. The tasks and initiatives of the Saferinternet.pl Project (eg the Contact Team: Dyżurnet.pl, so‑called hotline and the Aid Team, so‑called Helpline.org.pl) will be discussed, the objectives of media and social campaigns (eg Child on the network). The issue of the ability to use the Internet will be analysed. The technical equipment, helping to protect children (project: Youth Protection Roundtable) will be discussed. In this paper the analytical and descriptive method will be used.
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dzieci, edukacja medialna, inicjatywy, internet, ochrona, prawo, Unia Europejska, aid programs, children, education, the European Union, initiatives, internet, law, media protection
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"Studia Gdańskie", 2011, T. 28, s. 229-256