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EU Launches Cyberbullying Action Plan to Shield Youth Online

The European Commission has introduced a comprehensive Action Plan Against Cyberbullying, aimed at safeguarding the mental health of the EU's younger population.

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The European Commission has unveiled an ambitious Action Plan Against Cyberbullying, focused on fortifying the mental well-being of children and teenagers across the EU. The initiative seeks to introduce an EU-wide application for cyberbullying victims, enhance national efforts to mitigate online harassment, and promote safer digital habits among the youth.

Executive Vice-President Henna Virkkunen underscored the significance of creating a secure online environment for the younger generation, emphasizing the plan's role in augmenting existing safeguards for minors online.

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