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Sekolah Menengah Harian Catat Rekod Kes Buli Tertinggi - Tribunal Antibuli

A new report highlights the alarming rise in bullying cases among secondary school students, with daily schools recording the highest number of incidents.

Ir. Ts. Dr. Mohamad Syamir bin Senin.17 Oktober 20262 min bacaan

Students participating in anti-bullying activities

Recent data from Malaysia's anti-bullying tribunal reveals a concerning trend in student behavior, prompting urgent calls for enhanced safety measures within educational institutions.

Rising Incidents of School Bullying

According to reports from Harian Metro and Berita Harian, secondary schools have recorded the highest number of bullying cases compared to other types of schools. The issue extends beyond institutional boundaries as some incidents occur outside school premises.

Daily schools lead in reported bullying cases
Incidents also occur outside school supervision

Tribunal Receives 55 Cases Since June

The Anti-Bullying Tribunal has received 55 complaints since June, according to RTM News. This figure underscores the growing concern over bullying in Malaysian schools and emphasizes the need for immediate intervention.

55 cases registered since June
Highlighting the urgency for action

Calls for Enhanced Safety Measures

Experts and educators are urging authorities to implement stricter protocols to address bullying effectively. With increasing numbers of affected students, there is an evident demand for comprehensive strategies that ensure safe learning environments.