Platform to tackle cyberbullying


KOTA KINABALU: With Malaysia coming in sixth place among countries for cyberbullying, the government is looking at creating a platform to tackle this, says Home Minister Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainuddin.

He said the idea, still under consideration and study, was for a platform where victims could get help and where action could be taken against cyberbullies.

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cyberbullying , Hamzah Zainuddin , Internet

   

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