Source: ANJ (France)
France’s ANJ and UNAF signed a partnership to warn about gambling risks for minors and support parents, the ANJ said. A survey commissioned by the regulator found that 41% of parents had offered their children gambling, on average when the child was 11; 93% considered gambling dangerous for minors.
The partnership targets parental practices linked to children’s exposure to gambling.
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