When screens quietly rewire young minds


Parents grant phones so children aren't excluded or bullied for not having one, and often before they are emotionally mature enough to handle the content . — Filepic

In recent months, Malaysia has been shaken by a series of disturbing incidents in schools.

A stabbing incident between students, sexual assaults and violent bullying were recorded and circulated on social media.

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Digital age , Depression , Adolescent , Stabbing

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