UDC 159.99
With the widespread adoption of the internet and mobile communication via smartphones, campus cyberbullying has emerged as a new form of bullying in schools. In the system aimed at preventing and combating campus cyberbullying in China, public security organs are the main force, serving as crucial institutions for managing and preventing such incidents. Based on this, the paper adopts the perspective of public security organs, concentrating on the current status, characteristics, and pertinent legal provisions concerning campus cyberbullying. It delves into the strategies employed by public security organs in addressing campus cyberbullying, providing a systematic and comprehensive exposition on aspects such as legal application, mechanism establishment, as well as the prevention and control systems. The aim is to refine the mechanism of public security organs in handling campus cyberbullying.
campus cyberbullying, public security organs, measures
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