Experts to draft plan on online bullying

Worldwide experts will draft an action plan to address cyberbullying over a two-day event in Ireland, thanks to the efforts of a US lawyer.

Experts to draft plan on online bullying
Mon, 27 Apr, 2015 - 01:00
Dan Danaher

More than 250 young people, industry representatives, law enforcers, parents, teachers, policymakers, and experts will draw up the plan at the first Global Stop Cyberbullying Youth Summit to be held outside of North America. It will take place at Limerick Institute of Technology on Thursday, May 7.

Sponsored by Google and Facebook, the second day of the event takes place at the latter’s headquarters in Dublin, where the action plan will be finalised

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