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The phenomenon shared the circumcision images of his child! Statement from the Ministry
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Milliyet Son Dakika·2 hours ago·Law·1 min read·🇹🇷Türkiye·

The phenomenon shared the circumcision images of his child! Statement from the Ministry

The court decided to block access to social media phenomenon Ö.Ö.'s sharing of circumcision images.

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The Ministry announced that social media phenomenon Ö.Ö.'s posts that violated the child's privacy during the circumcision process were blocked by court order and emphasized that the right of custody is not unlimited.

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Turning children's private lives into social media content poses privacy risks.

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In the statement made on the Ministry's NSosyal account, social media phenomenon Ö.Ö. It was stated that it was necessary to make a statement regarding the sharing of images and conversations recorded during the circumcision procedure of a young child, which violated the child's private life and physical privacy.

In the statement, the following was noted:

"Due to the posts in question, our Ministry requested the removal of the content and blocking of access within the scope of Law No. 5651, and our request was accepted by the relevant court.

As emphasized in our Ministry's petition, systematically converting children's development processes, family relationships, health-related experiences and various moments of their private lives from the first day of their birth into social media content poses serious risks in terms of the privacy of their private lives and personal rights. The right of custody does not grant parents unlimited power to dispose of their children's private life and physical privacy. It is essential to consider the best interests of the child in the exercise of this right. "Parents' consent does not make sharing that violates children's privacy lawful."

In the statement, it was emphasized that protecting children's privacy in digital environments is the responsibility of parents, people who produce and share content, platforms and all relevant parties, and added: "Our Ministry will continue to take the necessary legal and administrative measures to protect their rights and privacy, based on the best interests of children." statements were included.

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