Be alert and look for signs

NSTletters: According to one report, 28 per cent of 6,953 young people in Malaysia claimed that they have been a victim of online bullying

Experts highlight that victims of cyberbullying often refuse to report it due to the social stigma, humiliation and scared of being deprived online privileges by their parents.

Once we notice this kind of behaviours, talk to your children. If it is true they are being cyberbullied, advice them to not respond. Provoking a reaction from the victim is exactly what the cyberbullies want so tell your children to not give them the satisfaction. Apart from the police, parents can file a report to Cyber999 Help Centre via the following ways: Submit an online report by emailing to

Monitor their online activities regardless of how much they resent it. Request to “friend” or “follow” your children on their social media sites but do not comment or post anything.

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