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Brazil Court Blocks Couple's Chosen Baby Name To Prevent Bullying In Future
A Brazilian court has banned a couple, Catarina and Danillo Primola, from naming their newborn son Piye, after Egypt's first black pharaoh.
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China Issue Draft Guidelines Against Online Bullying
China is canvassing public opinion on draft guidelines to punish cyber violence, authorities said on Friday, as concern grows over online bullying and attacks targeting women and children in the world's largest internet community.
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"Outrage In Community": Indian-American Lawmakers On Student's Bullying
All four Indian-American members of the current US Congress have expressed deep concern over the recent incident of an Indian-origin boy being assaulted at a school in Texas, the video of which has gone viral online.
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"Won't Tolerate Bullying": Buckingham Palace To Probe Report On Meghan
Buckingham Palace said Wednesday it is "very concerned" and will investigate newspaper reports that Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle faces a bullying complaint from her time living in Kensington Palace.
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Facebook Australia News Blackout: UK Lawmaker Says Time to Get Tough Against ‘Bully Boy Action’
Facebook's move to block all news content in Australia is an attempt to bully a democracy and will stiffen the resolve of legislators across the world to get tough with the tech giants, a senior British lawmaker said.
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Indian-Origin UNICEF UK Chief Quits After Raising Bullying Concerns
Sacha Deshmukh, the Indian-origin chief of the UK arm of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), has resigned, months after taking charge of the post after raising bullying concerns against the UN charity's chair.
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UK Home Secretary Priti Patel ''Deeply Concerned'' By ''False'' Bullying Claims
Media reports that said the UK's Home Secretary Priti Patel was distrusted by intelligence chiefs and bullied her staff have been dismissed as "false" by the government, it was revealed on Monday.
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Disney Said to Have Dropped Twitter Pursuit Partly Over Image
Disney management was concerned that bullying and other uncivil forms of communication on Twitter might soil the companys wholesome family image, according to sources.
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Student's Racist Video Spreads Online, Draws Concern At Elite Private School
The head of an elite prep school said he was "disgusted" and "disheartened" after watching a video that depicts a white student using vitriolic language to describe black people, comments that were shared throughout the student body on social media and have drawn outrage from students and staff.
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'Can't be Bullied,' Says India on US Concerns Ahead of Paris Climate Summit
India cannot be bullied, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said today, responding to US concerns over India's pace of climate change action ahead of the key Paris summit that starts on Monday.
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China Uses Size to Bully Others in Region, Says Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama said Washington is concerned China is using its "sheer size and muscle" to push around smaller nations in the South China Sea, just hours after Beijing gave a detailed defence of its creation of artificial islands in the contested waterway.
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Barack Obama Says Concerned China Bullying Others in South China Sea
US President Barack Obama said Washington is concerned China is using its "sheer size and muscle" to push around smaller nations in the South China Sea, just hours after Beijing gave a detailed defence of its creation of artificial islands in the contested waterway.
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Hacker group Anonymous fights for teen who was raped
Another Canadian teen's suicide after months of harassment and circulation of an image of her alleged rape by four boys has reignited concerns over cyber bullying, and led hacker group Anonymous Thursday to call for a new investigation.
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Before suicide, student shared room-mate concerns online
The young man writing on the gay chat site was torn: he had discovered that his college roommate had spied on him from another room with a webcam as he kissed a male friend. Should he complain to the school? Would officials assign him someone worse? Or would he simply risk angering the roommate?After all, the man wrote on September 21, aside from s...
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Brazil Court Blocks Couple's Chosen Baby Name To Prevent Bullying In Future
A Brazilian court has banned a couple, Catarina and Danillo Primola, from naming their newborn son Piye, after Egypt's first black pharaoh.
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China Issue Draft Guidelines Against Online Bullying
China is canvassing public opinion on draft guidelines to punish cyber violence, authorities said on Friday, as concern grows over online bullying and attacks targeting women and children in the world's largest internet community.
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"Outrage In Community": Indian-American Lawmakers On Student's Bullying
All four Indian-American members of the current US Congress have expressed deep concern over the recent incident of an Indian-origin boy being assaulted at a school in Texas, the video of which has gone viral online.
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"Won't Tolerate Bullying": Buckingham Palace To Probe Report On Meghan
Buckingham Palace said Wednesday it is "very concerned" and will investigate newspaper reports that Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle faces a bullying complaint from her time living in Kensington Palace.
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Facebook Australia News Blackout: UK Lawmaker Says Time to Get Tough Against ‘Bully Boy Action’
Facebook's move to block all news content in Australia is an attempt to bully a democracy and will stiffen the resolve of legislators across the world to get tough with the tech giants, a senior British lawmaker said.
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Indian-Origin UNICEF UK Chief Quits After Raising Bullying Concerns
Sacha Deshmukh, the Indian-origin chief of the UK arm of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), has resigned, months after taking charge of the post after raising bullying concerns against the UN charity's chair.
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UK Home Secretary Priti Patel ''Deeply Concerned'' By ''False'' Bullying Claims
Media reports that said the UK's Home Secretary Priti Patel was distrusted by intelligence chiefs and bullied her staff have been dismissed as "false" by the government, it was revealed on Monday.
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Disney Said to Have Dropped Twitter Pursuit Partly Over Image
Disney management was concerned that bullying and other uncivil forms of communication on Twitter might soil the companys wholesome family image, according to sources.
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Student's Racist Video Spreads Online, Draws Concern At Elite Private School
The head of an elite prep school said he was "disgusted" and "disheartened" after watching a video that depicts a white student using vitriolic language to describe black people, comments that were shared throughout the student body on social media and have drawn outrage from students and staff.
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'Can't be Bullied,' Says India on US Concerns Ahead of Paris Climate Summit
India cannot be bullied, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said today, responding to US concerns over India's pace of climate change action ahead of the key Paris summit that starts on Monday.
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China Uses Size to Bully Others in Region, Says Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama said Washington is concerned China is using its "sheer size and muscle" to push around smaller nations in the South China Sea, just hours after Beijing gave a detailed defence of its creation of artificial islands in the contested waterway.
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Barack Obama Says Concerned China Bullying Others in South China Sea
US President Barack Obama said Washington is concerned China is using its "sheer size and muscle" to push around smaller nations in the South China Sea, just hours after Beijing gave a detailed defence of its creation of artificial islands in the contested waterway.
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Hacker group Anonymous fights for teen who was raped
Another Canadian teen's suicide after months of harassment and circulation of an image of her alleged rape by four boys has reignited concerns over cyber bullying, and led hacker group Anonymous Thursday to call for a new investigation.
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Before suicide, student shared room-mate concerns online
The young man writing on the gay chat site was torn: he had discovered that his college roommate had spied on him from another room with a webcam as he kissed a male friend. Should he complain to the school? Would officials assign him someone worse? Or would he simply risk angering the roommate?After all, the man wrote on September 21, aside from s...
