bullying : A cancer that must be er

bullying : A cancer that must be eradicated
a tranik end to an education thad had barely begun - 13- year old kiki stopped schooling because her classmates used to make fun of her humble backgroun, her father being a street vendor. in another case, 15 year old dinda cauld not take it animore . she became depresed left school and stayed at home because she was constantly teased by her clasmates for failing in junior hingh school.
and in yet another , more recent case, some senior students of a junior hing school took seven junior students, and subjekted them to violend beatings. sherly, one of the junior students, was rushed to hospital with bruised on his abdomed. he is extremely scared to go to school. julie, a 10 year old, fifty grade student, states that her first two years of elementaly school were a traumatik experience. she sadly remember being creully bullied by her male classmates becaus she was overweingt. they used to call her sumatera elephant. baboon , gentong and many other names.
Theses are few cases of hundres of similar cases and the number is increasing over the time. In Indonesia bullying exists in every form, from teasing to exstreme abuse, even though incidents of bullying are common, onfunately it is not seen as a major problem. A recent survey conductedby national child protection commission has shown thant more than half of bullying incidents go un reported due to the fach that it is considerent normal in some part of the society. Also the people who get bullied are either un willing to report it because they feel it will ‘’’make a big ideal’’ or worse, they are so scarent that they don’t trust anyone and do not want to shere their plight with anyone (http://www.asianewsnet.net/news-34263.html).the issue of bullying has been a problem for years but recentlyit got rimelinht from news media whent few cases were reported.