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Bullying is one of the most common forms of campus violence, and it is a continuous aggressive behavior that happens above an unequal relationship.

One -third of the world's students were bullied by their peers. Behind definition and numbers, campus violence may be far more painful than we think.

A child was bullied because he had a defect in his body or mind, was lonely, poor in family, and poor academic performance, but he might also be due to his excellent academic performance and outstanding appearance.

There is no paradigm on campus violence. The victims are not guilty and those who need to be educated or even punished are those perpetrators.

Less than one -fifth of the bullies will choose to talk to parents. Most parents will simply blame ordinary fighting.

When campus violence occurs, the guardian is the last asylum of the child. Please let them know that you will always stand behind them.

The form of campus violence is not limited to fanning, picking clothes, pressing toilet, etc., but also psychological violence, that is, language and emotional abuse, including nicknames, isolation, exclusion, and spread rumors.

Compared with physical violence, they are like a dull knife, leaving long -term and indelible effects on children.

A bullying operation is not only bullying and victims involved, often onlookers. To a large extent, they have the final direction of the bullying incident.

When an onlooker chooses to come forward and stretch out a helping hand, it is likely to stop bullying; and cold -by -view watching will make bullying intensify.

"The essence of bullying is the atmosphere", most of the silence is as terrible as violence.

According to statistics from the past 40 years, the number of Japanese students committed suicide in September will reach the peak of the year. Campus violence made returning to school a nightmare.

The children who are often bullied are more than twice that of ordinary children. They will also show symptoms of depression or anxiety such as sleep, difficulty eating, and some people who have self -disabled behavior.

A survey shows that more than a quarter of bullyers were the object of being bullied, perhaps from their peers, perhaps a teacher, or a parent. They will get rid of their sense of helplessness by imitating the abusers.

For children who are not yet mature, the implementation of campus violence and victims need to be protected and redeemed.

According to the big data of China, nearly 90%of the victims were reported in different degrees of casualties in the reported campus violence cases, and 11.59%of the cases died of the victim.

The 15 -year -old boy in Jiangsu was killed in the dormitory for 5 days.

The 16 -year -old girl in Hebei fell into a cliff after being beaten and lost.

Anhui 15 -year -old boy was killed in the classroom for cleaning the problem of cleaning.

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Minors are not the free card for violence.

The Civil Code stipulates that minors over eight years old can already bear civil liability for their actions; minors who are already 14 years old shall also bear criminal liability if they are suspected of criminal violence on campus violence.

By violent violence is not a means to solve the problem. When encountering campus violence, please keep in mind the NOT principle.

"N" refers to "NO", don't choose silence afterwards.

"O" refers to "OFF", away from danger and quickly leave.

"T" refers to "Talk". Learn to speak and actively seek help.

If no one is helpful or talks, please call#12309#Jeynel's judicial protection line.

Attachment 1: "References"

[1] BBC News. (2015, August 31). Tackling The Deadliest Day for JAPANESE Teenagers. Retrieved January 11, 2021, from https://www.bbc.com/world-Asia-3410504444444444444444444444444444444444444444444

[2] Renmin University of China Statistics Survey Association. (2017, February 24). Seeing campus bullying -public cognitive survey data report. Retrieved January 11, 2021, fromhttps: //news.qq.com/cross/2017024/ 2mmsd706.html

[3] China Judicial Big Data Research Institute. (2018, August). Campus violence of the special report of judicial big data. Retrieved January 11, 2021, fromhttp://www.court.gov.cn/upload/file/2019/11 /22/11/10/201911111056_72113.pdf

[4] UNESCO. (2019). Behind the number: Termid campus violence and bullying. Retrieved January 11, 2021, from https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:48223/pf0000366483

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Planning/copywriting: Liang Yixin

Produced: Lu Hao

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