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Cyberbullying is a term used to describe when a child or adolescent is bullied, hummilado or abused by another person, though the internet

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- Harassment through text messages.
- Threats through photos or videos. - Harassment through telephone calls to the personal number.
- Harassment through chat rooms or any type of instant messaging application.
- Bullying through emails.
- Defamation through web pages.

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Cyberbullying is usually discreet and observing a case is very difficult. However, in the event that you can witness a case. It would automatically block communication with that person and communicate to the authorities of the social networks where this fact occurs.
If it happens to someone I know, I would offer my support and assurance that everything is seeing. You would also communicate to their parents so that they take action on the matter.

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Some examples of cyberbullying are: sending instant messages or in a chat to hurt a person, posting embarrassing photos or videos on social media, and creating rumors online. All this affects our integrity so it is better to take control of situations before they happen. Parents, above all, must be attentive to their children to avoid this type of harassment.

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It is that harassment that occurs in a virtual way that affects the integrity of people and violates their human rights.

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Students who bully through social networks.

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Students who bully through social networks.

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The people who carry out this bullying tend to be older, however, it occurs in adolescents. They seek to obtain dominance and humiliate other people in search of gaining a supposed personal benefit. This type of behavior is not tolerable and should be reported. Parental support is essential and crucial since communication with your child can be the source of the problem