This position paper presents Eurochild’s recommendations for the development of the EU Action Plan Against Cyberbullying. It highlights cyberbullying as a growing threat to children's mental health, well-being, and participation in digital spaces. The document advocates for a child-rights-based approach that combines prevention, education, awareness-raising, and support services for victims. It also calls for stronger platform accountability, improved reporting and response mechanisms, digital literacy initiatives, and meaningful involvement of children in the design of anti-cyberbullying policies and measures.
This position paper presents Eurochild’s recommendations for the development of the EU Action Plan Against Cyberbullying. It highlights cyberbullying as a growing threat to children's mental health, well-being, and participation in digital spaces. The document advocates for a child-rights-based approach that combines prevention, education, awareness-raising, and support services for victims. It also calls for stronger platform accountability, improved reporting and response mechanisms, digital literacy initiatives, and meaningful involvement of children in the design of anti-cyberbullying policies and measures.
- cyberbullying digital literacy youth participation
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