Kenyan authorities have issued a directive to TikTok, ordering the popular social media platform to remove any sexual content that exposes minors. The move comes amid mounting concerns over the safety and exploitation of young users on the app.
In a statement released by government officials, the directive emphasized that such content violates Kenya’s strict child protection laws and undermines efforts to safeguard minors online. Authorities warned that failure to comply could lead to further regulatory actions, including fines and restrictions on the platform’s operations within the country.
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This latest order is part of a broader governmental crackdown on digital content deemed harmful to children. Regulators are urging TikTok and other social media platforms to bolster their content moderation efforts to prevent the circulation of explicit material that may exploit or endanger young people.
The decision has sparked a debate on the balance between digital freedom and child protection, as stakeholders call for enhanced international cooperation to ensure safer online environments for minors.
