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P-9-2023-003693
TikTok's compliance with the Digital Services Act in relation to content showing self-harm etc. aimed at children
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Official record P-9-2023-003693 from European Union at European Parliament. Dated 15 December 2023. Status: answered.
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TikTok’s compliance with the Digital Services Act with respect to content showing self-harm, etc. directed at children
TikTok’s compliance with the Digital Services Act with respect to content showing self-harm, etc. directed at children
QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · EN · 20 December 2023
TikTok’s compliance with the Digital Services Act with respect to content showing self-harm, etc. directed at children
QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · EN · 20 December 2023
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QUESTION_WRITTEN_ANSWER · 1 February 2024
TikToks efterlevelse af forordningen om digitale tjenester (Digital Services Act) for så vidt angår indhold, der viser selvskade m.m. rettet mod børn
QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · DA · 20 December 2023
TikToks efterlevelse af forordningen om digitale tjenester (Digital Services Act) for så vidt angår indhold, der viser selvskade m.m. rettet mod børn
QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · DA · 20 December 2023
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