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    Prozentsatz der Schüler im Alter von 13 bis 15 Jahren, die angaben, in den letzten 30 Tagen an einem oder mehreren Tagen gemobbt worden zu sein

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    1. steezyboy1337 on

      I don’t believe it. There’s no way a quarter of all students are getting bullied in Finland. I’m going to assume light teasing is count as bullying, otherwise it’s impossible.

    2. Puff_Diddy- on

      Ukrainians are getting bullied because their mum and sisters are OF creators

    3. kostmonaut on

      I am not surprised about Lithuania. Verbal abuse is such an entertaining cultural phenomenon even among grownups

    4. Volaer on

      Whats going on in Latvia and especially Lithuania? Half of middle schoolers are being tormented at school?

    5. GreyBlueWolf on

      Bullying is so advanced in Lithuania we’re actually losing teachers over it

    8. deployant_100 on

      Spanish people you are supercool, but if you could add more ajillo in gambas al ajillo you’d be perfect.

    10. Lipica249 on

      Bullying happens everywhere for good reason. It’s called evolutionary biology.

    11. Martis998 on

      Data for 2017-2018. Can confirm about Lithuania although ai heard it is a lot better nowadays by comparison

    12. dushmanimm on

      I don’t know why but bullying has increased in Turkish schools in the last decade, and it is now seen as something „cool“ on the Turkish internet. We didn’t have such a culture back then.

    14. Gold-Ad-2581 on

      So now when eastern Europe is higher then west we’re gonna blame that east „over“ reporting? Or now stats are ok because they fit the narration?

    15. Aronnaxes on

      I think given the nature of this type of data collection, highly subjective definitions, self reported nature, timeframes and so, while this is probably the best attempt to measure bullying, one shouldn’t overly subscribe into these data points as highly credible.

      That said, I can totally see the UK being a country where bullying is much higher than the average, what with its „just banter mate“, „lads lads lads“ and highly class-sensitive society.

    16. C4rpetH4ter on

      Lithuania also has the highest suicide rate in Europe, it’s really sad when it’s connected to stastistics like this.

    17. ben27es on

      I was bullied in France 22 years ago, I was 12 years old. I reported the situation to my parents and the „principal du collège“ . Then, we had a meeting with my parents, the principal and the bully, we explained that the situation needs to stop, otherwise the bully would be punished. The bully just stopped to bully me after this meeting, and even though we weren’t friends, I was happy that we allowed him to change his behaviour without needing to punish him.

    18. UltraTata on

      How does Lithuanian bullying work? Isn’t it supposed to be a majority of the class bullying a few weaklings? If half the class is bullied then it is a civil war xd

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