This report explores how children engage with digital technologies and the internet across diverse contexts. It shows that online participation offers opportunities for learning, creativity, and social connection, while exposing children to risks such as cyberbullying, harmful content, and privacy violations. The report underscores the importance of digital literacy, supportive family and school environments, and evidence-based policies that maximise digital benefits while minimising potential harms.

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