Lockdown has increased cyberbullying among teenagers. Thursday 5 November is International Day Against Bullying in Schools. To mark the occasion, the charity e-Enfance is publishing an initial assessment of reports made to its Net Écoute platform and a study on cyberviolence committed and/or suffered by teenagers. One in ten say they have already been victims. And lockdown has not helped matters. Justine Atlan, the organisation's executive director, explains.
One in ten teenagers say they have been victims of cyberbullying. That's a lot, isn't it?
