About this report
This report addresses cyberbullying as one of the most prominent digital challenges that may affect family members, particularly children and adolescents. Cyberbullying may take various forms, including abusive messages, defamation, exclusion, or the harmful sharing of images and personal information across digital platforms.
The report focuses on the psychological and social impacts of cyberbullying, such as anxiety, low self-confidence, isolation, and a diminished sense of safety, as well as its potential effects on the relationship between individuals and their families. It also highlights the role of the family in the early detection of bullying indicators, providing psychological support, and dealing appropriately with reporting mechanisms and legal procedures.
The importance of this report lies in providing decision-makers with a practical understanding of the need to develop awareness programs targeting families, schools, and the wider community. It also emphasizes the importance of promoting digital literacy and empowering individuals to protect themselves and respond to online abuse safely and effectively.