The families fighting to shut down suicide websiteson February 2, 2022 at 6:20 pm

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The Samaritans charity says the government’s new online safety bill “isn’t fit for purpose”.

The Samaritans suicide prevention charity says that the government’s new online safety bill “isn’t fit for purpose”.

It says vulnerable adults won’t be protected from graphic content about self-harm and suicide. The charity’s biggest concern is smaller “pro suicide” websites which encourage users to take their own lives.

The BBC has been investigating one such website, and met the families trying to shut it down.

If you are affected by mental health issues or suicide, help and support are available at BBC Actionline.

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