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1 juin 2025
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10.18601/01234366.48.02
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Child rights Rights of the child Rights of children Children's human rights Children--Civil rights Children's rights--Law and legislationCiter ce document
BARBARA GIOVANNA BELLO, « Digital Technologies and Children's Rights: Balancing Control, Protection, and Consent », Revista de Derecho Privado, ID : 10670/1.77371a...
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. The protection of children's rights in the digital age faces challenges despite legislative efforts. This paper explores the tension between children's control over their data and the control exercised over them by adults, drawing on the theory of subjectivation and objectivation, and against the background of United Nations and European Union legislation. Two specific areas will be examined. The first is 'sharenting', where adults share children's data (e.g. photos, videos) without their consent, potentially violating their rights. The second is the fingerprinting of children from third countries during border control procedures. In both cases, children's vulnerability is not balanced by their ability to participate in decision-making, leading to potential objectification. While these issues are not illegal, they raise ethical concerns about children's rights to autonomy and protection.
