CYBER BULLYING

 Bullying is well known around the world. In the UK,

8 out of 10 teenagers are bullied.
 There is another more serious type of bullying, it is
called cyber-bullying.
 cyber-bullying is the bullying that is done via social
and internet in fact cyber-bullies use the phone or
tecnology for send offensive emails or text
messages.
 This is worse for the victim because usually with
traditional bullying, the victim has a safe place at
home, instead the bully enters with cyber bullying at
home with social and mobile phones.
 Victims of bullying usually feel isolated. they don't
talk about the problem, They often start to do badly
at school and they become depressed. Tragically,
some even commit suicide.
 There are websites with advice for victims, Social
networking sites and mobile phone providers are
also trying to stop cyber-bullying.
If you are a victim of cyber-bullying, tell a person you
trust: a friend, your parents or your teacher. Don’t delete
offensive text messages or emails and not reply to the
messages and if you really think you're a victim, go to
the police.