Heng slams those who are aware but don’t stop bullies


PETALING JAYA: Those in positions of authority who do not step in to stop bullying, or who blame the victims, are equally guilty of supporting bullying, says Wanita MCA chief Datuk Heng Seai Kie.

“The authorities or persons in positions of trust and power must not take the easy way out by levying blame on the victim as to why one has been deliberately taunted, harassed physically or in cybersphere, and beaten to a pulp or left for dead by bullies,” she said.

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