Cyberbullying in the Philippines
Cyberbullying follows children home. It happens in group chats, comment sections and games, often where adults can't see it. These guides cover how to notice it, what to do in the first hour, how to involve the school, and what to do if your child is the one doing it.
Cyberbullying in the Philippines: a parent's guide
What cyberbullying looks like, how it affects children, what Philippine law and schools must do, and how parents can respond.
Signs your child is being cyberbullied
Children often don't tell parents about cyberbullying. The emotional, behavioural and device-related signs to watch for, and how to start the conversation.
Your child is being cyberbullied: what to do, step by step
A calm, practical plan for the first hour, the first week and beyond when your child is being bullied online.
The Anti-Bullying Act and your child's school: what schools must do
What RA 10627 requires of Philippine schools when a child is bullied, including online, and how parents can work with the school or escalate.
When your child is the one bullying
How to respond if your child has bullied someone online, understand why it happened, make it right, and prevent it happening again.
Group chat exclusion and pile-ons: helping your child
Being removed from the class group chat, a separate chat made without them, or a group pile-on: how to help when group chats turn cruel.
Someone made a fake account of my child: what to do
How to get a fake or impersonation account of your child removed from Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and other apps, and when to involve police.
How to save evidence of online harassment
How to screenshot, record and organise evidence of cyberbullying, threats or harassment so schools, platforms and police can act.
Teaching kids to be upstanders, not bystanders
Practical, safe ways children can help when they see cyberbullying, from private support messages to reporting.
Cyberbullying and mental health: when to get help
How cyberbullying can affect a child's mental health, the warning signs that need urgent attention, and where to get help in the Philippines.