Whether on social media, messaging apps, video platforms, or in online games, cyberbullying takes place across various channels and can be extremely distressing for those affected.

This guide provides important information about cyberbullying. In addition to general facts about where and how often cyberbullying occurs, it explains typical indicators and warning signs that enable early intervention. Furthermore, it presents strategies and precautions that can help prevent cyberbullying and mitigate its potential negative effects on those affected.

If a serious incident does occur, however, it’s important to respond appropriately. That’s why the guide explains various tips and strategies for dealing with cyberbullying. The chapter “Taking legal action against cyberbullying!” lists criminal offences that are frequently committed in the context of bullying. It also explains what legal steps are possible in individual cases. An expert explains why many victims hesitate to seek help and offers advice for victims and parents.

The guide also includes tips, further information, and resources, as well as materials and recommended links for schools and youth programmes.

More information and materials are available on the dedicated page on the klicksafe's website.