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MRSM bullying case due to joking and mocking

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MRSM bullying case due to joking and mocking

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Recently, a bullying case was reported at one of the MRSM campuses, involving several students who were accused of mocking and making cruel jokes at the expense of a classmate. What initially began as “just a joke” escalated into repeated emotional bullying, causing severe stress to the victim.

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BULLYING IS A SERIOUS ISSUE THAT HAPPENS IN MANY SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES. IT CAUSES PAIN, FEAR AND STRESS TO THE VICTIM. MANY STUDENTS SUFFER IN SILENCE BECAUSE THEY ARE AFRAID TO SPEAK UP. BULLYING MUST BE STOPPED TO CREATE A SAFE AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT FOR EVERYONE.

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BULLYING IS A REPEATED AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR THAT IS INTENDED TO HURT, INTIMIDATE, OR CONTROL ANOTHER PERSON WHO IS WEAKER.

IT CAN HAPPEN IN VARIOUS FORMS SUCH AS PHYSICAL, VERBAL, SOCIAL,OR CYBERBULLYING.

THAT HARMFUL BEHAVIOR CAN SERIOUSLY AFFECT THE VICTIM'S MENTAL HEALTH, EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING AND ACADEMY PERFORMANCE.

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Bullying is a serious and growing problem in Malaysia, especially among school students. It can happen in many forms, including physical violence, verbal abuse, social exclusion, and now even cyberbullying. Many bullying cases happen in schools, hostels, and even online platforms like WhatsApp, Instagram, and TikTok. Victims often suffer in silence because they are afraid, ashamed, or feel like no one will help.

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1. FAMILY PROBLEM - Lack of love or too much violence at home.

2. PEER PRESSURE - Wanting to look "cool" in front of friends.

3. LOW SELF-ESTEEM - Bullies feel bad about themselves and hurt other to feel better

4. PAST EXPERIENCE - They were bullied before, so now they bully other

5. LACK OF DISCIPLINE - No rules or punishment at home or school

6. JEALOUSY - Bullies are jelous of others who are smarter, better looking ir more popular

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INDIVIDUAL

1. LOSS OF SELF CONFIDENCE

2. FEELING DEPRESSED

3. TROUBLE FOCUSING IN CLASS

4. SKIPPING SCHOOL

5. SUICIDAL THOUGHTS OR SELF HARM

SOCIETY

1. LESS TRUST AMONG PEOPLE

2. NORMALIZE TOXIC BEHAVIOR

3. CREATE FEAR AND UNSAFE ENVIRONMENT

4. MORE VIOLENCE AND SOCIAL PROBLEM

5. DAMAGED RELATIONSHIP AND UNITY

NASIONAL/EVOLUTION

1. AFFECT FUTURE GENERATIONS

2. LOWERS NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY

3. MORE MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

4. WEAKENS EDUCATION AND YOUTH QUALITY

5. GOVERNMENT SPENDS TIME MORE TO FIX IT

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Statistics show an increase in bullying cases among students in Malaysia, reflecting a growing and serious problem.

📊 In the context of schools, data from the Student Discipline System (SSDM) revealed a rise in the number of bullying cases as follows:

🔸 2021: 326 cases (during the Movement Control Order)

🔸 2022: 3,887 cases (a drastic increase)

🔸 2023 (up to October): 4,994 cases recorded, with 5,319 cases expected for the whole year, involving 4,787 students (0.09% of the total student population)

📚 Bullying Cases in Higher Education Institutions 📚

🔹 2015: 3,011 cases

🔹 2016: 3,488 cases (an increase)

🔹 2017: 2,795 cases (a decrease)

📈 Bullying Ratio in Secondary Schools 📈

🔸 2015: 0.06%

🔸 2016: 0.11%

📊 A Worrying Reality 📊These figures indicate that bullying, especially among students, is on the rise, with cases becoming more serious after the pandemic era. Most of these involve physical bullying, which often leaves both physical and psychological effects on victims. These statistics highlight the urgent need for collective efforts to address the issue effectively through prevention, guidance, and counseling.

source: fb - Bersama menentang buli

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Bullying Incident at SMK Meru Involving 30 Students

A serious case of bullying has come to light at SMK Meru, where a group of approximately 30 students were reportedly involved in bullying a single student. The incident, which is believed to have taken place on school grounds, has raised significant concerns among parents, educators, and the public.

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bullying in UPNM ( university pertahanan nasional Malaysia )

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1. Increase awareness campaign in school

2. Implement stricter laws and punishment

3. Provide counselling and emotional support to victims

4. Encourage perental involvement in children's behavior

5. Use social media to spread positive messages

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1. WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO STOP BULLYING IN SCHOOL?

2.DO YOU THINK BULLIES SHOULD BE PUNISHED OR GIVEN A CHANCE TO CHANGE? WHY?