If You View Bullying Online, You Are A Bully Yourself

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London’s Department for Children, Schools & Families, with help from Profero, has released a series of videos portraying cyber-bullying. The various clips show kids being taunted and teased. They then end with the taunted and teased teen taking control of the camera and explaining how when the viewer laughs at the taunt they are just as much a part of it as the people doing the actual taunting.

See the campaign here.

Protect your children from cyber bullying before it starts.

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