Ministry Warns Against Sharing Children's Images

The Ministry of Family, Women, and Childhood in Tunisia emphasized that publishing photos and videos of children on social media platforms outside of legal regulations constitutes a blatant violation of children's rights and threatens their best interests. It stressed that such practices are infringements on children's privacy and expose them to risks of exploitation and defamation. The ministry called on users to cease completely from posting or sharing children’s digital content. It clarified that Tunisian law imposes strict criminal penalties on those who breach regulations protecting children's personal data, reaffirming the importance of immediately reporting any threats to a child's safety through official channels and emergency numbers.

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