Cyberbullying must be clearly defined


Susila Appahu (left) during her sister Esha’s funeral. — Filepic

IT was only a few months ago that I started using TikTok, and within the first few weeks, I was told by a social media jock that he saw my dearly departed mother in a red-light district.

This was his retaliation following my war of words with two people who had recently been charged and found guilty of cyberbullying.

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