00:00The Australian government has passed a new law that prohibits the use of social media for children under the age of 16.
00:13This policy has become one of the strictest regulations in the world,
00:17which highlights the technology giants,
00:19sparking heated debates in the country of kangaroos.
00:25The Australian government has passed a new law on Thursday
00:29that prohibits the use of social media for children under the age of 16.
00:33This policy has become one of the strictest regulations in the world,
00:37which highlights the technology giants,
00:39sparking heated debates in the country of kangaroos.
00:42These laws require platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok
00:47to protect children's access at an early age.
00:50This violation of the rules can be fined up to AUD 49.5 million
00:55or equivalent to 500 billion rupiah.
00:58The trial will begin in January 2025,
01:01before the ban is fully implemented within a year.
01:05Australia is now a pioneer in restricting social media access for teenagers,
01:09following the steps of other countries such as France and a number of other countries in the United States.
01:14The difference is that the rules in Australia are absolute without the exception of parental leave,
01:18making it a model for other countries that are concerned about the impact of social media on the mental health of young children.
01:25Although received positively by 77% of the population,
01:28this regulation is criticized by activists, privates and children's rights groups.
01:32They say the policy can break the access network of support for vulnerable teenagers and young migrants.
01:38The Australian Human Rights Commission even reminds of the potential violation of children's rights.
01:44This policy has become a step forward for the government of Antony Albanese,
01:47ahead of the election in 2025 as well as showing Australia's courage to lead the global trend.
01:53Various sources for IDX Journal
02:02I hope it won't be misunderstood that the age list is a lie.
02:07But maybe we have to use an identity card.
02:10Although this is a controversial policy, 77% of Australians agree.
02:16This is an accumulation of policies in Australia.
02:23What if it is applied in Indonesia?
02:26That's quite interesting.
02:27Because if we look at the negative impact of social media,
02:31even if we want to close our eyes, we can't.
02:34We can feel the negative impact of the use of social media that is used by children.
02:39The younger ones are talking about Wiki, not me.
02:43Before we end the program, let's take a look at the latest updates from IAHSG.
02:49As you can see on the screen, IAHSG is moving to 0.08% at level 7119.672.
03:01The exchange rate is still at 15,851, which is 0.07% lower.
03:08From Tansalmi who is a Gainers,
03:10Pemiersa is still Alam III Resources Indonesia or ADRO,
03:14which is almost 5%.
03:16Then followed by PTRO 7%,
03:18JIHD 9%,
03:20UNTR 3%,
03:22MDKA 3% and several others.
03:24As for losers, there is Bumi Pemiersa,
03:27which fell 1%,
03:29Gotu 3%,
03:31TPI fell 2%,
03:32Film fell almost 1%,
03:34Inet 1.5%
03:36and several others such as TOSK,
03:38Citi,
03:39BOAT,
03:40BRPT
03:41and others.
03:43As you can see in the RTI data.
03:48Energy is leading from sectoral movements too.
03:55And Pemiersa, that's a brief review,
03:57an update on the opening of the business so far
03:59and it's been 60 minutes.
04:01We accompany you in the market.
04:03Hopefully today's discussion can be a reference
04:06and informative for you.
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04:18Because the business of the future must go forward,
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04:22I am Prisa Sompodato.
04:24I am Adrian. See you.
