Mathilde Androuët

MEP

Patriots for Europe

France (Rassemblement national)

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  1. Amendment No.109 to Recital J a (new)

    Ja. whereas, according to a WHO report published in 2024, one in three European adolescents reports having experienced online harassment in the past year, highlighting the urgent need for...

  2. Amendment No.216 to Paragraph 13

    13. Stresses the need for full transparency in influencer advertising that targets minors; underlines the importance of sponsorship disclosures and ethical standards for influencers targeting...

  3. Amendment No.275 to Paragraph 17 j (new)

    17j. calls on Member States to improve access to mental health services for young girls who are victims of harassment, exploitation or prolonged exposure to sexualised content online, without...

  4. Amendment No.102 to Recital H a (new)

    Ha. whereas the ECHR enshrines the right of parents to organise the education and teaching of their children in accordance with their religious, philosophical and educational convictions;...

  5. Amendment No.122 to Paragraph 1

    1. Stresses that addressing the impact of social media on young people requires a coordinated strategy that respects Member States’ competences in education, public health and child...

  6. Amendment No.169 to Paragraph 9 c (new)

    9c. Stresses that TikTok’s recommendation algorithms create a spiral of addiction and vulnerability among young users, particularly young girls, by amplifying emotionally extreme content;...

  7. Amendment No.256 to Paragraph 17 a (new)

    17a. Calls also for enhanced cooperation in swiftly removing intimate images disseminated without consent, particularly those of minors;

  8. Amendment No.274 to Paragraph 17 i (new)

    17i. Warns of an alarming increase in sexual content self-produced by minors and distributed on online platforms; calls on Member States to set up appropriate prevention programmes, in...

  9. Amendment No.290 to Paragraph 18 a (new)

    18a. Stresses that education policies are the exclusive responsibility of Member States and that the EU cannot impose uniform digital education programmes;

  10. Amendment No.308 to Paragraph 19 a (new)

    19b. Considers that algorithmic transparency should be extended to platforms based outside the EU, in particular TikTok, in order to prevent foreign models from imposing their cultural or...

  11. Amendment No.179 to Paragraph 10 a (new)

    10a. the Member States should remain free to choose their own age-verification systems;

  12. Amendment No.114 to Recital J b (new)

    Jb. whereas social media networks are a gateway for transnational paedophile networks, as demonstrated by several Europol investigations;

  13. Amendment No.265 to Paragraph 17 c (new)

    17c. Emphasises the need to take firm action against the dissemination of pornographic content accessible to minors, and recalls that the protection of children from exposure to sexual content...

  14. Amendment No.133 to Paragraph 2

    2. Stresses the existence of numerous EU legal instruments to ensure a secure online environment, such as the General Data Protection Regulation, the AVMSD, the...

  15. Amendment No.205 to Paragraph 12 a (new)

    12a. According to the e-Enfance/CSA 2024 barometer, 20 % of young French people have been victims of online harassment; encourages Member States to require that platforms report serious cases...

  16. Amendment No.236 to Paragraph 16

    deleted

  17. Amendment No.276 to Paragraph 17 k (new)

    17k. Recalls that in France, according to the e-Enfance platform (2024), 42 % of young girls report having been subjected to cyberbullying or image blackmail; calls on platforms to introduce...

  18. Amendment No.273 to Paragraph 17 h (new)

    17h. Emphasises that gender-based cyberbullying disproportionately affects young girls; encourages Member States to strengthen national reporting and support mechanisms, particularly in...

  19. Amendment No.277 to Paragraph 17 l (new)

    17l. Stresses the need to preserve the modesty, innocence and psychological integrity of young girls, and to prevent any early exposure to sexualised content;

  20. Amendment No.279 to Subheading 14

    Education and digital skills

  21. Amendment No.128 to Paragraph 1 a (new)

    1a. Whereas the best interests of the child must be the primary consideration in any legislative action relating to the protection of minors online;

  22. Amendment No.137 to Paragraph 2 a (new)

    2a. Stresses that Member States should retain their prerogatives in relation to protecting minors online;

  23. Amendment No.151 to Paragraph 8 a (new)

    8a. Recalls that actions to tackle the negative impact of social media on young people (both male and female) should not be misused to justify mass surveillance or political censorship;

  24. Amendment No.190 to Paragraph 11 a (new)

    11a. Stresses that unintentional or early access to pornographic content can have adverse effects on the psychological, emotional and sexual development of children and adolescents; stresses...

  25. Amendment No.271 to Paragraph 17 f (new)

    17f. Recalls that parental control mechanisms should remain the responsibility of families and national authorities and should not be imposed or standardised at European Union level;

  26. Amendment No.171 to Paragraph 10

    10. Stresses the need for effective and privacy-respecting age verification and parental controls; calls, in that regard, for interoperable age assurance systems, linked to the EU Digital Identity...

  27. Amendment No.181 to Paragraph 10 b (new)

    10b. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to prohibit all forms of algorithmic experimentation on minors, and more specifically on young girls, including A/B testing of content that...

  28. Amendment No.165 to Paragraph 9 b (new)

    9b. Deplores the fact that certain platforms, notably TikTok, direct their underage users towards content that encourages self-harm, anorexia and suicide, as revealed by the Centre for...

  29. Amendment No.182 to Paragraph 10 c (new)

    10c. Calls for measures to be put in place to prohibit users under the age of fifteen from having social media accounts;

  30. Amendment No.234 to Subheading 12

    deleted

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