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Ajman Police make future police cubs aware of the phenomenon of "school bullying"

Ajman Police make future police cubs aware of the phenomenon of "school bullying"

As part of its continuous efforts to enhance social responsibility by educating the younger generation about the dangers of negative phenomena, the General Command of Ajman Police held a lecture on the phenomenon of “school bullying” for future police students to reduce the psychological and social effects resulting from it, which targeted approximately 300 students at Ajman Youth Club in an area Mushairif, within the framework of achieving the strategic goal of the Ministry of Interior aimed at enhancing public confidence in the services provided.

The lecture was given by First Lieutenant Abdullah Khalfan bin Badr Al-Nuaimi, Director of the Traffic Patrol Branch of the Community Police Department, in which he addressed the dangers of bullying and its types of verbal abuse, the use of violence and sexual harassment, racial discrimination and cyberbullying.

He also touched on the psychological and social effects on the student and the reflection on it of the decline in the educational level and the failure in the educational process, indicating the legal consequences of bullying on the bully child, pointing to the role of parents in educating their children on how to address this phenomenon and limit its spread because of its negative effects that occur On the hearts of students.

In conclusion, the director of the community patrols branch recommended future police students to show the good morals that the people of the Emirates were brought up with, tolerance among them and cooperation in doing good for the benefit of the individual and society.

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