21.01.2026, 12:52

Kazakhstan mulls law to ban social media for users under 16

ASTANA. Jan 21 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan is proposing legislation to bar children under 16 from signing up for social media, part of a government push to limit young people’s access to online platforms.

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Kazakhstan mulls law to ban social media for users under 16

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