Cyberbullying is a form of bullying that happens through social media, messaging apps, online games, and other digital platforms. It can include sending hurtful messages, spreading rumors, posting embarrassing content, or making insulting comments about someone. Because young people spend a lot of time online, cyberbullying can affect their confidence, relationships, and daily life.

Unlike traditional bullying, cyberbullying can happen anytime and can reach many people quickly. Hurtful posts or messages can also be shared or saved, making the situation harder for the victim to escape. This is why young people need to understand the effects of their online actions and know how to respond when cyberbullying happens.

What We Are Asking For:

📱 Promote awareness about cyberbullying.
🛡️ Encourage students to report online harassment.
🤝 Create a safe and supportive environment for victims.
💬 Teach responsible and respectful social media use.
🚫 Discourage sharing, reposting, or supporting harmful content.
📚 Conduct school campaigns or discussions about online safety.