InfoAboutBullying

Physical bullying      When most people hear the word bullying, they often picture a child or adolescent who has been subjected to physical abuse. Pinching, shoving, kicking, and other similar attacks are a few instances.      If seen in action, this kind is frequently the simplest to recognize. But bear in mind that many bullies find ways to harass their victims in secret, which is made worse by the victim's fear or embarrassment about coming forward. Verbal bullying      Name-calling and other abusive language are used by verbal bullies to control and dominate their target. They will injure, humiliate, and belittle their victim with insults. Bullying of this kind frequently takes place in the absence of adults, making it difficult to identify. Cyberbullying      Cyberbullying occurs via a smartphone or the internet. Here, the bully is targeting, threatening, embarrassing, or harassing another child or adolescent through the u...

        Bullying is a type of violent conduct in which someone who is seen as weaker or vulnerable is repeatedly and deliberately intimidated, harmed, or controlled by means of force, coercion, or other forms of power. It usually happens in public locations like offices, schools, or internet forums.          It  can have serious, long-lasting impacts on its victims. Emotional anguish, anxiety, sadness, low self-esteem, difficulties in school, and in severe situations, self-harm or suicide ideas might result from it.      Bullying must be addressed and prevented by raising awareness, educating the public, and establishing welcoming cultures that value compassion, empathy, and respect.