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Archive page for Friday, 21 September 2007

 Fr, Sep 21, 2007
Cyberbullying
Schools urged to use police in crackdown on cyberbullying: "Ministers are urging schools to involve police in the most serious cases of cyberbullying of pupils and staff in a new crackdown on the "unacceptable" and "insidious" use of new technology.

They say some instances might break criminal or civil law protecting people from threatening communications and could lead to Asbos. Police intervention, along with that of mobile phone and web companies, might be needed to track the digital footprint of perpetrators..."

"Ed Balls, the children secretary, said: "Schools need to get to grips with newer forms of bullying and the different impact these have on the victim ... bystanders can inadvertently become perpetrators. Simply by passing on videos or images, they are playing a part in bullying. It is important pupils are aware that their actions have severe consequences and participating in such activity will not be tolerated.""

# Posted by Steve Hooker at 21/9/07; 11:16:31 AM to the Psychology dept.
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Cyberbullying