How can international cyberbullying be dealt with?

Since laws vary from country to country, dealing with this issue through legal means is at the very least burdensome and impractical. I would suggest focusing on the policies that many social media sites already have in place regarding their usage. read more

It can potentially land both kids in legal jeopardy, since cyberbullying can be a criminal offense. 3. Log Off and Block Harassers It is important to teach young people that it is OK to walk away from toxic friendships. A first line of defense in stopping cyberbullying is to empower kids to end a digital conversation the minute it begins to get nasty. read more

Due to the deficiencies of the Australian legislation when dealing with cyber-bullying perpetrators, and in response to public outcry against internet trolls, it is clear that there needs to be legislative reforms which change the way that cyber-bullying offences are dealt with. read more