All news on the topic: Cyberbullying

The family of a tragic teenage girl who died by suicide after a video circulated showing her being brutally beaten by other girls at her school has filed a lawsuit against the district in New Jersey

Dad-of-four Peter Andre has teamed up with musician Fabio D'Andrea to perform in a sobering new video project that raises awareness about the impact of bullying on children

The woman's bully reached out to her in later life on social media but the way she chose to respond finally gave her revenge on the cruel jibes she suffered as a child

Izzy Tichenor was being bullied at school by classmates who called her the N-word, told her she stank and made fun of her for being autistic, a lawsuit which was later settled

The choice is as tough as deciding which school they should go to - and more difficult than choosing who they should be playing with, according to parents

Salvador Rios, 14, died on August 15 after being cyberbullied and his family alleged on the day he died, a homophobic post was shared targeting the boy and sharing personal details about his life

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to enter the stage at the Merkur Spiel-Arenaduring during the closing ceremony of the games in Düsseldorf, Germany, next month

Tiffany Gomas deleted her social media accounts and went silent for a month following her outburst on a plane last month. The marketing executive has re-emerged and apologised in attempts to rebrand herself

The rules include never accepting requests from a stranger, and never sharing personal information, such as their address

The Archewell Foundation is among 14 groups and charities giving a combined $2million (£1.57million) in funding to the Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund, it has been announced

Tina*, who her parents say was being picked on at Denton Community College for months before the incident, was portrayed as a woman in her twenties who wanted to exchange sexual messages

It comes as nearly a quarter of parents say their kids have been bullied, either online or in person - but just 22% feel they could identify the signs of bullying

Devoted mum Stephanie Stile spoke about her daughter's pain and suffering from horrendous bullying and cyberullying to 'save other children' - but the mum tragically ended up losing her own battle with grief

The report comes in a study by analysts from London-based Tech Against Terrorism and follows the gun horror when Audrey Hale, who identified as transgender, rampaged through a school

Forty per cent of young people suffered from bullying in the last year, and most schools maintain they 'take bullying very seriously' - although some don't even record incidents or statistics

WARNING: This article may contain content some people find distressing. More and more youngsters are engaging in 'digital self-harm' - but what exactly is it?

Megan Evans took her own life aged 14 as a result of cyberbullying with her mother since completing a phycology degree and setting up a safe space for people to go to