Poland drafts Lex Kamilek amendment to curb sharenting, tighten child-safety checks

Poland's government has prepared a draft amendment to the Lex Kamilek child-protection law, introducing mandatory verification of parents and guardians by schools before they can participate in education-system activities, and new restrictions on sharenting—parents publishing children's images online. The proposal signals a policy shift toward regulating parental online behavior, though details on enforcement and penalties remain unclear. This matters as it sets a precedent for state oversight of family digital conduct in the EU.