Nearly 20% of Vietnamese students experience bullying several times a month: OECD survey
A 2025 PISA survey by the OECD reveals that 19.9% of Vietnamese junior high school students report experiencing bullying several times a month, a figure higher than in South Korea and Japan. Online bullying, in particular, is shown to have a severe impact on academic performance.
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