Law / Croatia

Zakon o elektroničkim medijima, Minor Protection and Video-Sharing-Platform Age Verification (Arts. 24, 96)

Zakon o elektronickim medijima, Narodne novine 111/2021, cl. 24, 96

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In force since 22 October 2021.

An age-appropriate design code rule binding public and private bodies.

As of 6 September 2026.

What this law does

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Article 24 forbids publishing audiovisual media service, radio programme, or electronic publication content likely to seriously harm a minor's physical, mental or moral development, and forbids publishing content that could harm that development at all unless the provider secures, through scheduling, age-verification tools, or another technical measure, that minors within the transmission's reach will not ordinarily see or hear it.

Article 96 requires a provider of a video-sharing platform under Croatian jurisdiction to take appropriate measures protecting minors from user-generated video and audiovisual commercial communications that could harm their physical, mental or moral development; for content causing the greatest harm, those measures include, among others, establishing and applying an age-verification system for platform users, alongside flagging and reporting mechanisms, functionality for users to declare whether their uploaded videos contain audiovisual commercial communications, and easy-to-use content-rating tools.

When LexLint raises it

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  • operates_social_platform

Read the law

Narodne novine (Official Gazette) 111/2021, text of the Electronic Media Act

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