The nominee to head South Korea’s broadcast and media commission told parliament on Tuesday he would pursue imposing restrictions on social media use for teenagers, saying it was a priority as a means to protect young people.
Kim Jong-cheol said during a hearing on his nomination that it was a key part of the commission’s mission to ensure the public can “engage in communication in a safe and free environment and in an orderly manner.”
When asked if the government would consider introducing restrictions on social media use for young people such as the…
