Define cyber bullying, state two ways it violates human rights, describe one reason for it in schools, and explain how knowing rights/responsibilities improves social media interaction.

1.1 Define the term cyber bullying.
Cyberbullying is the use of digital technologies like social media, messaging apps, or online gaming platforms to harass, threaten, or embarrass another person.

1.2 Briefly state TWO ways in which cyber bullying could result in human rights violation.

• Cyberbullying can violate the right to privacy by sharing personal information or images without consent.
• It can also violate the right to dignity and security by subjecting individuals to constant harassment, fear, and emotional distress.

1.3 Describe ONE reason for cyber bullying in schools.
One reason for cyberbullying in schools is the desire for social power or status. Bullies may target others to feel superior, gain attention, or fit in with a particular peer group.

1.4 Explain why knowing your rights and responsibility when using social media may improve the quality of interaction between you and your online friends.
Knowing your rights and responsibilities on social media fosters respectful and safe interactions. Understanding what content you can control (rights) and how your actions affect others (responsibilities) encourages thoughtful communication, reduces misunderstandings, and prevents harmful behavior, leading to more positive online relationships.