Cyber-bullying report says internet is affecting Irish children’s mental health - Ireland

Chris Engel 7/18/137:10 PM

"SOCIAL media websites are having a negative effect on mental health services for children in Ireland, an Oireachtas report on cyber-bullying has claimed.

"The report by a cross-party group of TDs and senators also recommended that pay-as-you-go SIM cards and mobile phones should be tightly controlled to prevent cyber-bullying and harassment.

"The report, due to be published later today, also says school courses and employer guidelines should be updated to clamp down on cyber-bullying...."

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/cyberbullying-report-says-internet-is-affecting-irish-childrens-mental-health-29429502.html

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