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Singapore Warns Students: Sharing Bullying Incidents May Backfire

3/7/2025

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In a bold move, Singapore's Second Minister for Education, Dr. Maliki Osman, warned that students who document and share bullying incidents online could face consequences. The Ministry of Education emphasizes a sensitive approach, yet remains committed to transparency when public concern is warranted. Schools are determined to transform these troubling moments into valuable lessons while holding everyone accountable.

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Story summary

In a bold move, Singapore's Second Minister for Education, Dr. Maliki Osman, warned that students who document and share bullying incidents online could face consequences. The Ministry of Education emphasizes a sensitive approach, yet remains committed to transparency when public concern is warranted. Schools are determined to transform these troubling moments into valuable lessons while holding everyone accountable.