Netflix, Unicef India and FICCI pitch for safer online environment for children
The goal is to equip youth and their guardians to use tools to ensure a safe online experience.


Children play a game on a mobile phone at slum area in New Delhi. Image: Reuters[/caption]The focus of the event was on how to enable children and youth to benefit from the advantages that the Internet has to offer.At the event, the discussions included how to equip youth and their guardians to use online tools and other techniques which ensure that they have a safe and age-appropriate experience online.Stephen Balkam, CEO of FOSI, said: "Online safety is everyone's responsibility and everybody has to work together to maintain it. This can best be done through open dialogue with various stakeholders.... Now more than ever, it is essential to empower young people to be good digital citizens and to be the change for a safer and more civil Internet."

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