Brussels briefing

High bullying suicide toll

Mon, 29 Jul, 2013 - 01:00
Ann Cahill

KELLY FORUM: More than 1,700 young Europeans are at risk of death by suicide this year as a result of bullying and cyber-bullying, according to research in Britain by Beat Bullying UK.

South MEP Sean Kelly is hosting a national cyber bullying forum in Limerick in September to raise awareness and inspire action to prevent this awful plague.

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