Bringing together testimony from affected young people and parents in France as well as renewed technical research evidence, the briefing documents TikTok’s failure to address its systemic design risks for children and young people both under international business and human rights standards as well as under the company’s binding obligations under the EU’s Digital Services Act. It is an urgent appeal to the company itself, but also to EU and French regulators to take decisive action to force the company to respect children’s and human rights.