DOJ Urges Bullied Students Not to Suffer in Silence, Seek Authority's Help
The Department of Justice (DOJ) urged bullied children not to seek personal retribution but to seek assistance from authorities or responsible adults. A workshop at a school in Taguig City emphasized the system in place to address the growing problem of bullying and school violence.
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