More than one in four teens 'victims of cyberbullying'

New figures show that more than one in four (26%) Irish teenagers have been the victim of cyberbullying.

More than one in four teens 'victims of cyberbullying'

New figures show that more than one in four (26%) Irish teenagers have been the victim of cyberbullying.

Irish teenagers think cyberbullying is worse than face-to-face bullying (60 %) and over half (51%) believe it to be a bigger problem than drug abuse for young people, a global survey of almost 5,000 teenagers across 11 countries, including Ireland, has revealed.

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