Posting pictures of children and their mischief on social media is a common thing for many parents these days. Many parents create accounts for their children and share their funny moments there. Although, this may seem normal to us, but do you know that there is a country where parents are not allowed to post pictures of their children on social media? Yes, we are talking about Germany, where strict laws are in place for posting pictures of children.

Laws on posting pictures of children in Germany

In Germany, if parents want to post their child's picture on social media, they have to take permission from their child first, provided the child is mature in age and understanding. If one of the parents is against sharing the child's picture, the court can ban the posting of the picture. According to this law, if any post is likely to harm the dignity or moral integrity of the child, then parents can lose the right to post their child's photo. If the parents violate this law and the judge finds the matter serious, then the court can also ban the parents' right to post photos.

Why was this law made?

The purpose of this law is to protect the privacy of children and motivate parents to use social media responsibly. Many children are not able to decide for themselves whether their photos should be posted on social media or not. The purpose of this law is to protect children's privacy rights. Apart from this, there is also a provision of punishment for those parents who try to increase followers or earn money by posting pictures of their children on social media. Through this law, it has been ensured that children's pictures are not misused and their privacy is not violated.

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