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UK Government Funds After-School Clubs Amid Social Media Restrictions for Under-16s

Politik·13.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

UK Government Funds After-School Clubs Amid Social Media Restrictions for Under-16s

The UK government is investing £132.5m in after-school clubs to offer alternatives to social media for under-16s, as new restrictions on platform use are anticipated. The funding aims to boost mental health and reduce loneliness among young people.

Social welfare corporation admits to child abuse and inappropriate care at after-school clubs in Hakusan City

Crime·20.05.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Social welfare corporation admits to child abuse and inappropriate care at after-school clubs in Hakusan City

A social welfare corporation in Hakusan City, Ishikawa Prefecture, announced on the 20th that it had been certified by the city for a total of 5 cases of child abuse and inappropriate care at its after-school clubs during fiscal years 2023-24. Three female children were victims of abuse.