It cannot be denied that cyberbullying in Norway is an increasingly serious problem. The number of crimes is inevitably increasing, and it worries professionals as well as ordinary citizens. The Norwegian state intends to take measures to counteract cyberbullying. The plans include, among other things, special meetings with the political community.
Cyberbullying in Norway - the fight against hate speech continues
Politicians and local government organizations are encouraged to engage in the fight against threats and hate speech, which is often directed at politicians, important officials, high-level state officials, and public figures. We are often not aware of it, but cybercrime in this area is already happening on a really large scale, and we must say stop. The Minister of Local Government and Modernization, Monica Mæland, made an important appeal to all political parties in the Norwegian parliament - in which she asks to organize a joint meeting on the issue of cyberbullying.
Attack on local politicians as a motive for action ...
The decision to take important and specific steps was made as a result of recent events that took place in the Klepp commune. There, mayor Ane Mari Braut Nese was attacked with a series of attacks threats against yourself. The problem became so serious that the mayor was forced to move her family and children to another, safe place. This example is proof that you can no longer stand still and watch.Norwegian authorities made the right decision that practical actions, information meetings, increased vigilance and changes in the law are necessary to eliminate cyberbullying in Norway.
Be sure to read: My child on the Internet - is he in danger?
Cyberbullying - How Does It Manifest?
- registration videos and taking photos without obtaining the consent of the victim,
- publishing other people's photos and videos without approval,
- sending fake ones information about a given person,
- harassment with offensive SMS, messages on social networks, via instant messaging,
- using hate speech against a specific person osoby or groups;
- threatening, blackmailing, threatening;
- accessing other people's e-mail accounts, accounts on social networks, receiving identity, reading and replying to someone else's correspondence,
- writing offensive comments on social networks, forums, blogs, etc .;
- writing offensive articles about the other person.
I am a victim of cyberbullying. What to do?
Have you fallen victim to cyberbullying or someone around you? React! Before fear, helplessness, and guilt get over you and your emotions. What can I do?
- report the matter to the police,
- keep all e-mails, comments, text messages, make skreen. You must have all the evidence
- Contact foundations and associations that deal with cyberbullying, where you will get professional help and support - both practical and psychological.
Summarizing,
You are experiencing cyberbullying in Norway - remember you are not alone! Have the courage to fight the aggressor and the stalker. You will help yourself and others who, perhaps, thanks to you, will come out of the shadows, out of the trap of helplessness, fear and fear.
Do not be indifferent!
