Children in Digital Age – Czech Perspective

Authors

Lenka Westphalová

Synopsis

Abstract:
This paper discusses the various rights of children that may be affected in cyberspace. These are the right to privacy, the right to self-determination, and the protection of personal data. It also seeks to contribute to the debate on the notion of digital adulthood (self-legitimacy). The issue of the child versus the Internet is nowadays vast and wide-ranging; it affects several levels, from criminal sanctions to the private law exercise of parental responsibility and the enabling of self-determination of the child or the protection of the child as a consumer. It also ranges from the proper legal context such as the provision of teaching in schools to systematic solutions at the ministerial level.

Keywords: cyberspace, child rights, privacy, data protection, digital adulthood

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Pages

129-151

Published

November 29, 2025

How to Cite

Westphalová, L. (2025) “Children in Digital Age – Czech Perspective”, in Halász, C. (ed.) Children in Digital Age. Human Rights – Children’s Rights (International and Comparative Children’s Rights), pp. 129–151. doi:10.71009/2025.csh.cida_7.