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The European Union has signed a pact with 17 social networking providers including Facebook, MySpace and Google to improve safeguards against the bullying of teenagers...
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The number of bullying cases reported in schools across Japan has risen sharply after officials broadened the term’s definition following a series of student...
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg, left, joined by Christine Quinn, city council speaker, center, announce regulation to prevent bias-based harassment and bullying in schools at a press conference in New York, Wednesday Sept. 3, 2008.
