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1. Social Media
Cyberbullying in the UAE
Done by: Hamdan M. AlJneibi
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2. Agenda
Introduction
Effects of
cyberbullying
and a potential
solution
Conclusion

3. Introduction
More than 45%
Of social media
users
experience
cyberbullying in
the UAE ~
According to Al-
Tkhayneh &
Nser
14% of users
have instigated
the act
Out of 33%
The United Arab Emirates is taking action against
cyberbullying in the social media community

4. Effects of cyberbullying
Cyberbullying can affect friends, family, and
school personnel ~ Tian et al.
Decline in mental health ~ According
to López-Meneses et al
Victims can develop anxiety and low self-
esteem ~ According to You & Lee

5. Potential Solutions
Strenghening
existing laws in
the UAE
Create
workshops or
seminars on
correct use of
social media
Collaborating
with social
media
companies to
design
education
programs

6. Conclusion
Cyberbullying
should not be
ignored
Citizens should create
a culture of kindness
and acceptance in
social media
Strengthen laws and create
workshops on proper use of
social media
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