World’s leading experts come together in Dublin to tackle bullying

Irish and international research which shows physical appearance is the most common reason for being bullied.

World’s leading experts come together in Dublin to tackle bullying
Tue, 04 Jun, 2019 - 08:30
Digital Desk staff

The world's leading experts come together today in Dublin to tackle bullying.

They will be discussing recent Irish and international research which shows physical appearance is the most common reason for being bullied.

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