Discover how parental social media sharing creates lasting impacts on children's privacy, mental health, and development, ...

Healthcare providers often have a detailed policy outlining when a minor may consent to care and when a parent or legal guardian’s consent ...

A new dataset captures more than 170 years of US state laws governing minors' legal capacity to independently consent to ...

The new rules mandate verifiable parental consent before processing the personal data of individuals under 18, aiming to enhance digital privacy and security. The DPDP draft rules, which are open ...

(Reuters) The implementation of the verifiable parental consent mechanism under the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act is estimated to cost around $35,000 (Rs 30 lakh) for infrastructure ...

would require school counselors to notify parents or receive their parental consent before providing most services to students. That, alas, realistically renders mute any anonymity expected under ...

Additionally, the 1980 Passport Rules allow a parent with exclusive custody to do so without consent of the other parent, even if the parents are separated but not legally divorced. The ruling ...

For example, a 1985 law gives children 13 years or older the right to mental health treatment without parental consent. Republican critics of the new legislation argue that the definition of mental ...

It lists 12 rights, including a parent’s right to direct the child’s education, access school records, direct moral or religious training, access all medical records, and consent in writing ...

The removal of parental consent requirements for 16-17-year-olds in Massachusetts under the 2020 ROE Act led to a reduction in gestational duration at abortion by approximately 5.46 days.