Parents in Bahrain are rallying round to make Internet and social media use a safer experience for their children, as the authorities ponder over the best national step to take.
Australia has taken the initial legislative lead by banning 16-year-olds with what appears to be limited success, and the UK has announced its own plan for action next year.
Medical professionals, academicians, parents and teenagers in the kingdom have come forward, expressing an urgent need for supervision and awareness in order to reduce the negative impact of unregulated Internet exposure especially on children.









