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Organisations and instruments of self-regulation play an important role in the achievement of properly working youth protection. But the differences in knowledge about and trust in self-regulation in the European countries are tremendous.
Based on the former project YPRT an inventory of self-regulation organisations and instruments with regard to youth and media in the European countries and also on European level has been compiled and updated.
In the table below organisations 
and instruments 
can be found in alphabetical order. When clicking on the header of a column the order changes according to the chosen scope. Clicking on the title leads to the chosen entry providing more detailed information and a short description of the organisation or instrument.
The inventory is work in progress. It will be updated continuously and completed step by step. Any organisation or instrument of self-regulation not listed below might be reported to cbretl@socialweb-socialwork.eu.
We highly welcome your input.
| Title | Geographical scope | Content-related scope |
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Automaten-Selbst-Kontrolle (ASK) |
Germany | interactive software |
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BCAP Rules on Scheduling of Television Advertisements (Download)
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United Kingdom | advertisement |
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Bundesprüfstelle für jugendgefährdende Medien |
Germany | all media |
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Código de autorregulación de la publicidad de alimentos dirigida a menores, prevención de la obesidad y salud (Download)
|
Spain | advertisement |
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Children and media |
Czech Republic | web |
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Code of Conduct for ISPs for the treatment of spam (Download)
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Austria | web |
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Code of conduct for mobile phone operators in Germany for the protection of minors |
Germany | mobile |
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Verhaltenskodex der Chat-Anbieter in der FSM (Download)
|
Germany | web |
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Code of practice for the self-regulation of new forms of content on mobiles (Download)
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United Kingdom | mobile |
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Committees of Advertising Practice (CAP) |
United Kingdom | advertisement |
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