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The Silent Epidemic: How Bullying in 2024 is Shaping a Generation

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Christina Dion Sabaratnam
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Bullying remains a pervasive issue affecting students worldwide, with recent statistics shedding light on its prevalence and impact. In the United States, approximately one in five students (19.2%) report being bullied, with higher rates observed among female students (21.8%) compared to their male counterparts (16.7%).

Globally, a comprehensive study spanning 83 countries found that 30.5% of adolescents have experienced bullying.

This alarming figure underscores the universal nature of the problem, transcending cultural and geographical boundaries.

In Australia, the situation is equally concerning. A recent survey revealed that nearly 60% of Victorian councillors reported experiencing bullying or harassment in their roles, highlighting a 'toxic' culture within local councils.

Additionally, Australian schoolchildren are among the most bullied globally, with one in six students reporting instances of bullying at school.

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The consequences of bullying are profound, affecting mental health, academic performance, and overall well-being. Children's biggest social fears include being made fun of, left out, and teased about their appearance, leading to anxiety and diminished self-esteem.

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