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To learn more visit: https://rerights.org/operation/operation-8-unkind/

How young people in developing countries experience bullying, Mashable, 12 August 2016.

Read all the findings from a new poll conducted by UNICEF and partners.

Think before you type says Elizabeth (25). Read what she has to say about cyberbullying here.

Visit Child Helpline International to learn more.

Think twice about who you trust.  

Growing up online can be just as fun as it is challenging but having support from people you trust will get you through it. When you don’t know what to do, don’t face it alone.

On 8 June Winny, a teenager from Brazil, took over UNICEF’s global Twitter account to share her experiences fighting cyberbullying and to answer questions from Twitter users. Check out her inspiring story!

If you are being victimized or bullied online, or if you know someone who is, don’t keep it to yourself. Talk to someone you trust and ask for help.

Make sure you check out our online safety tips and share yours with us!

From Brazil to Madagascar, young people tell us what they do online. How do your experiences compare?

You can submit a report and they’ll ask you to provide some information and documents to verify your identity. 

Hi. To keep your email address safe, avoid sharing it in public fora - for example in a public tweet or in a comment thread. To keep your email account safe, make sure you have a very strong password (a mixture of letters, numbers and symbols) that you change regularly. Be careful when you log into your email on public computers - always make sure that you log out of your account. Don’t click on suspicious links - these could be phishing attempts. Finally, make sure you have a passcode/password on your mobile phone to keep all your accounts safe.  

At age 17, something horrible happened to Jessica. She was on school vacation in Brazil when her phone was stolen and nude photos posted publicly. When Jessica returned to school, she wasn't sure she could bear the shame - but her friend Winny decided to stand up for what’s right. When you don’t know what to do, don’t face it alone.

And if you need to brush up, check out these online safety tips.

Share this post and you could help someone in danger. 

You do not have to accept the request if you don’t feel comfortable sharing private information with the person. Don’t feel pressured to do so. Check your privacy settings so that this person does not see anything you don’t want them to. Remember also that sometimes people pretend to be someone they are not on the internet.