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Latest news for 22 May 2013

	EU Kids Online's open-access searchable database contains information on 1200 recently conducted studies in Europe on children's use of the internet and mobile technologies. It also contains summarised findings of the most recent 500 studies.
	Source: EU Kids Online 22 May 2013
	The Equality and Human Rights Commission has told the Court of Appeal that a 14-year-old Vietnamese boy trafficked to the UK and forced to work in a cannabis factory should not have been prosecuted. He was sentenced to 12 months in a young offenders institution but was later released in to local authority care. He went missing 2 weeks later and is believed to be once again in the control of traffickers.
	Source: Wired-gov.net

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