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Printed leaflet on cyberbullying
A printed resource on cyberbullying was created for school-aged children to promote awareness and safe online behaviour. Collaborating with youth advisors ensured the content was accurate, engaging, and age appropriate. Their feedback shaped the resource into a relatable and practical guide with clear language and useful tips. Covering essential topics like recognizing harmful behaviours and finding support, the material is accessible to children of various ages. It was published in both Maltese and English to reach a wider audience.
Pedagogical Material for L1V14 Online Escape Room
L1V14 is an online escape room that aims to promote media literacy among primary school pupils. The game consists of a browser-based escape room, an instruction manual and pedagogical material to support the handling of tasks, including information and task sections. The game is played in small groups in a browser.
Slovenia: Increased cyberbullying among primary school children
Explainer videos on 5 helpline topics
Nowadays, many people perceive content differently than through writing and reading.
On the website of the helpline, elaborate descriptions, tips and advices on many topics was placed in order to help those that are looking for more information on their issue.
However, to be able to spread this information to those that rather watch an explainer video, we decided to start creating videos on five of our topics. This contributes to our information being more accessible to a wider range of people.
You can take at look at the layout and the videos here:
Slovenian Awareness Centre at President of Slovenia’s forum on violence
International day against violence and bullying at school including cyberbullying
ADWeeks2024 campaign promoted internet safety in Lithuania
Austrian Criminal Code (StGB)
Section § 107c of the Austrian Criminal Code (Federal Law of 23 January 1974 on acts punishable by law, Criminal Code - StGB) addresses cyberbullying and continuous harassment by telecommunication or computer devices. It includes harmful content related to damages to a person’s honour and facts and images shared without consent. The provision was included in the StGB in 2015 and was amended in 2021 by the Hate on the Net Combating Act (HiNBG). In addition, Section 207a addresses CSAM and sexual depiction of minors (Source: Strafgesetzbuch, BIK Policy Monitor 2024).
Hate on the Net Combating Act (HiNBG)
The Hate on the Net Combating Act (HiNBG) amends the Criminal Code (1974), modifying section § 107c. The new provision considers harassment by telecommunication or computer devices even in a single occurrence (a single non-consensual upload of images). In addition, descriptions of offences are also modified. The HiNBG has been in force since 2021.
Entities responsible for implementation: Federal Ministry of Justice, Republic of Austria / Bundesministerium für Justiz.
Podcast: "My children on Tiktok, Instagram: Give Like or be careful?"
Is your teenage daughter or son making online videos on TikTok or Instagram? Are you wondering whether you should be on the lookout or just give them a LIKE?
