Cyberbullying is a serious issue that affects many young people today.
网络霸凌是当今影响许多青少年的一个严重问题。
She was being cyberbullied on social media, and it was affecting her mental health.
她在社交媒体上被网络霸凌，这影响了她的心理健康。
The school has a zero-tolerance policy for
cyberbullying.
学校对网络霸凌零容忍。
Parents need to be aware of the signs of
cyberbullying and talk to their children about it.
家长需要了解网络霸凌的迹象，并与孩子谈论这个问题。
Cyberbullying can lead to depression, anxiety, and even suicide.
网络霸凌可能导致抑郁、焦虑，甚至自杀。
It's important to report
cyberbullying to the appropriate authorities.
报告网络霸凌给适当的当局很重要。
Many victims of
cyberbullying feel embarrassed and ashamed.
许多网络霸凌的受害者感到尴尬和羞愧。
Social media platforms should have measures in place to prevent
cyberbullying.
社交媒体平台应该有措施来防止网络霸凌。
Cyberbullying can happen to anyone, regardless of age or gender.
网络霸凌可以发生在任何人身上，无论年龄或性别。
We need to educate young people about the harmful effects of
cyberbullying.
我们需要教育年轻人了解网络霸凌的有害影响。
ly became the latest member to join a cyberbullying taskforce launched by Britain's Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge.
Prince William has brought together a collaboration of the most influential names in media, gaming, social media and internet provision, alongside charities, parents and children, to find new ways of reducing the impact of cyberbullying.
"As key players in the digital lives of young people, it's great that they are joining other industry and charity leaders to help ensure the cyberbullying taskforce has the maximum positive impact for as many young people as possible.
ly, said: "We are honored to be a part of the Taskforce's efforts and excited for the opportunity to collaborate with other industry leaders similarly committed to taking action against cyberbullying.
While minors enjoy convenient and enriched learning and life experiences through the internet, they also face various risks, including exposure to illegal and harmful information, personal information leakage, online addiction and cyberbullying, he said.
Li Changxi, head of the law-based cyberspace governance bureau of the CAC, said that in recent years there has been significant social concern about issues such as minors becoming addicted to online games and short videos, suffering from cyberbullying and engaging in irrational online consumption.
Cyberbullying behaviors targeting minors by any organizations or individuals are prohibited, according to the document.
It requires web product and service providers to set up and improve mechanisms for early warning, detection and response to cyberbullying.
Jointly issued by the Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate and the Ministry of Public Security on Monday, the 20-article guideline on dealing with cases involving cyberbullying aims to help the country clean up the online environment and protect the legitimate rights of internet users.
Calling for strengthened efforts to fight cyberbullying, the guideline states that those who organize cyberbullying, fabricate sex-related topics to infringe upon people's dignity, or use generative artificial intelligence technologies to post illegal information will be given heavier punishments.
Cyberbullying organized or condoned by internet platforms must also be strictly combated, it said.
It allows prosecutors to initiate public-interest lawsuits if they find internet service providers do not take action or perform their duties when cyberbullying happens on their platforms, causing improper or even illegal information to be spread online.
As an important global issue, cyberbullying has frequently made the headlines in recent years.
In addition, on the issue of cyberbullying, a hot topic of discussion and complaint on Chinese social media, the SPC produced a guideline in conjunction with the Supreme People's Procuratorate and the Ministry of Public Security, in response to public concern and has set up a joint task force to tackle the problem.
Taking cyberbullying as an example, he said that law enforcement officials have different answers on whether those who harm other netizens with insults and slurs can be convicted of picking quarrels, resulting in internet trolls in some areas being punished for the crime, while others may just be given a warning or even ignored if local law enforcement is not strict enough.
China's cyberspace departments will make more of an effort to help create and improve rules against cyberbullying to better protect victims and respond to public concerns in a timely manner, an official from the country's top internet regulator said on Thursday.
During the recently concluded two sessions — the first sessions of the 14th National People's Congress and the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference — a number of national lawmakers and political advisers called for further purifying the online environment, with suggestions to establish a special law to fight cyberbullying, a global issue that has also been a frequent problem in China in recent years.
Guidelines on dealing with cyberbullying can now be found in some existing laws and judicial interpretations, such as the Civil Code, the Criminal Law and the Minor Protection Law, "but they're not targeted and effective enough to solve the current problem," Li said.
"Therefore, the administration will focus more on establishing and improving relevant regulations from the perspective of cyberbullying information management, and work with other authorities to make the laws in this regard more complete," he added.
In November, it required online platforms and websites to improve cyberbullying prevention.
So far, 28.75 million pieces of information related to cyberbullying have been removed, with holders of 22,000 online accounts being punished, according to Li.
"We've also guided several major online platforms to issue brochures recently to teach netizens how to protect themselves and their personal data, as well as how to report cyberbullying," he said.
Websites and internet platforms have been told to take responsibility for preventing online bullying, he said, adding "cyberspace departments will also disclose influential cases against cyberbullying regularly to firmly safeguard the legitimate rights of netizens. "
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