EU Court’s Ruling May Narrow Member States’ Room for Maneuver in Child Protection

Zoltan Lomnici highlights the importance of protecting children from harmful media content, citing examples from Germany and the United States. He discusses the implications of a recent ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union regarding Hungary's child protection law, which was found to violate EU law. The ruling could lead to significant political and legislative changes in Hungary, particularly concerning constitutional amendments related to child protection. Lomnici warns that these changes could undermine existing protections and raise rule-of-law concerns.