As the problem of bullying over the internet and cell phones increases, the need for specific laws has become apparent. While laws against cyber-bullying are slowly being introduced around the world, there are documented cases where general laws involving defamation, libel, slander and harassment have been used effectively. Click here to read more about libel and slander and how to gather evidence against a cyber-bully.Friday, January 27, 2012
The Law and Cyber-Bullying
As the problem of bullying over the internet and cell phones increases, the need for specific laws has become apparent. While laws against cyber-bullying are slowly being introduced around the world, there are documented cases where general laws involving defamation, libel, slander and harassment have been used effectively. Click here to read more about libel and slander and how to gather evidence against a cyber-bully.
Monday, January 23, 2012
What is Cyber-Bullying
Cyber-bullying is a growing problem in a world that becomes more connected each day. It is defined as bullying that is conducted using technology such as cell phones, computers, tablets and other devices. The messages and photos sent are normally hurtful and leave the recipient embarrassed, ashamed, angry and fearful. While it is a huge problem among teenagers, cyber-bullying also affects young childen, and men and women of all ages.
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