To fight bullying, teach empathy and respect, says women's group


Bullying reflects the values and behaviours children learn and observe at home and in society. Photo: The Star/Filepic (Photo posed by models)

It often starts subtly and goes unnoticed – a snide comment in the school hallway or a cruel joke in a group chat.

But sometimes, those small acts of meanness escalate into something far more devastating.

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