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[28-01-2012 06:43]

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La Red, el nuevo azote del profesor - Faro de Vigo: La Red, el nuevo azote del profesorFaro de VigoLos profesores ya no solo tienen que aguantar los insultos y las mofas de sus alumnos en clase, sino que cada vez están también más expuestos al llamado ´ciberbullying´. Vídeos en Youtube que muestran cómo imparten clase o riñen a un alumno y ...La Red, el nuevo azote del profesor Julio Díaz Escolante: ´´Algunos padres ...La Opinión A Coruñaall 2 news articles »
Detecta PDH intentos de suicidio por Ciberbullying - Uniradio Informa: El Mexicano - Baja CaliforniaDetecta PDH intentos de suicidio por CiberbullyingUniradio InformaLa Procuraduría de Derechos Humanos de Baja California estudia el comportamiento de los jóvenes ante el ciberbullying porque han encontrado casos de intento de suicidio, revelo el titular de la dependencia Heriberto García García.Tendencias suicidas por "Bullying"El Mexicano - Baja Californiaall 8 news articles »
Sufren bebés 'ciberbullying' - A.M.: Sufren bebés 'ciberbullying'A.M.Maestras de la guardería Crayola, adscrita al IMSS, subieron a una cuenta en Facebook fotografías de algunos bebés que están a su cuidado, en las que son ridiculizados con senos y glúteos falsos. En la red social se leen comentarios de amigos de las ...
Estudo revela que 12% dos pais admitem que filhos sofrem com ciberbullying - Sol: Info OnlineEstudo revela que 12% dos pais admitem que filhos sofrem com ciberbullyingSolDe acordo com o estudo, 12 por cento dos pais inquiridos responderam que os seus filhos já sofreram na pele actos de ciberbullying. Esta percentagem duplica para os 24 pontos percentuais quando perguntaram aos pais se conheciam alguma criança na sua ...Bullying na internet é problema global, mostra pesquisaTerra Brasilall 13 news articles »
Detecta SEDU casos de ciber-bullying - El Diario de Coahuila: Detecta SEDU casos de ciber-bullyingEl Diario de CoahuilaLa Secretaría de Educación en Coahuila (SEDU) tiene detectados casos de ciber-bullying, pero éstos se generan fuera de los planteles escolares debido a que las instalaciones educativas tienen filtros para impedir el uso de las redes sociales, ...

[24-01-2012 10:39]

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ETIQUETASsinPROBLEMAS.com: un nuevo recurso educativo online para mejorar la privacidad y la convivencia en las Redes Sociales « Riesgos en Internet
El 'ciberacoso' es un problema mundial | Navegante | elmundo.es
Cuando el acoso está a un clic - LR21.com.uy
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(2) Aspectos Legales Del Cyberbullying

[13-01-2012 20:19]

Ciberbullying en Twitter

ciberbullying: 8% de padres mexicanos usuarios de Internet reconocen que sus hijos sufren ciberacoso http://t.co/VilmuTVX #cyberbullying #méxico: ciberbullying: 8% de padres mexicanos usuarios de Internet reconocen que sus hijos sufren ciberacoso http://t.co/VilmuTVX #cyberbullying #méxico
ciberbullying: El ciberbullying entre menores chinos sucede casi siempre en salas de chat http://t.co/VilmuTVX #ciberacoso #china: ciberbullying: El ciberbullying entre menores chinos sucede casi siempre en salas de chat http://t.co/VilmuTVX #ciberacoso #china
ciberbullying: La conciencia de que el ciberbullying es diferente al bullying es mayoritaria a nivel mundial http://t.co/VilmuTVX cf. http://t.co/If3hfyMr: ciberbullying: La conciencia de que el ciberbullying es diferente al bullying es mayoritaria a nivel mundial http://t.co/VilmuTVX cf. http://t.co/If3hfyMr

[06-10-2011 15:24]

ES.WordPress

Todos contra el Ciberbullying...¡No lo permitas!: Ciberbullying es una agresión psicológica, sostenida y repetida en el tiempo. La pueden perpetrar uno o varios individuos contra otros y utilizarán para ello las nuevas tecnologías (redes sociales, telefonía móvil…). Sabemos que se trata de ciberbullying cuando aquellos que lo padecen se sienten… - Constantemente controlados - Desprotegidos - Inseguros - Impotentes No debes alarmarte si te sientes identificado con todo ello. El portal Nolopermitas nace de la iniciativa de un grupo humano concienciado y preparado para combatir e informar del problema del Ciberbullying. En esta web encontrarás consejos e información de interés que te ayudaran a combatir o a prevenir el ciberacoso para, poco a poco, eliminarlo del todo. [Aquí os dejamos un original spot ideado por nuestros compañeros de Internetsinacoso.com para hacer frente a este problema. Realmente se trata de una original campaña para retratar dicha problemática.] Ante el ciberbullying…¡No lo permitas!
«En las redes sociales, el ciberacoso escolar no se limita al horario escolar.»: Uno de cada seis niños sufre ciberbullying, según encuestas españolas. Los casos de adolescentes que
Denuncia el acoso escolar: Otro niño que sufría acoso escolar se ha suicidado el pasado fin de semana esta vez en Bufalo, en el estado de Nueva York, en Estados Unidos. No al bullying ! “Debemos eliminar el mito de que el acoso escolar es un rito de paso normal; que simplemente es una parte inevitable de crecer. No lo es. Tenemos la obligación de asegurar que nuestras escuelas son seguras para todos nuestros niños. Y para cada joven en cualquier lugar tienes que saber que si tienes problemas, hay adultos a los que les importas que pueden ayudarte”. “We’ve got to dispel this myth that bullying is just a normal rite of passage; that it’s just some inevitable part of growing up. It’s not. We have an obligation to ensure that our schools are safe for all of our kids. And for every young person out there you need to know that if you’re in trouble, there are caring adults who can help”. 40.430275 -3.716005
«Nadie está a salvo de sufrir el acoso del ciberbullying en las redes sociales»: Uno de cada seis niños sufre ciberbullying, según encuestas españolas. Los casos de adolescentes que
«El uso excesivo de redes sociales puede causar depresión», afirma un estudio de pediatras estadounidenses: «El uso excesivo de redes sociales puede causar depresión». Lo afirma una investigación de la Academ

[27-01-2012 09:00]

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Padres, ciberbullying y estadsticas Nolopermitas: Los pases menos concienciados son Arabia Saudita (29%), Rusia (35%) y China (49%). Como padre, te identificas con alguno de los resultados de esta investigacin sobre el ciberbullying de Ipsos Mundial?
masticable El ciberbullying es un problema serio, pero es una ...: El ciberbullying es un problema serio, pero es una epidemia? Redasociativa RAS January 21st, 2012 (#): [...] Sigue leyendo esta noticia de Masticable en El ciberbullying es un problema serio, pero es una epidemia? [...] ...
El ciberbullying en los medios Nolopermitas: En el siguiente artculo de opinin, Cristina nos explica cmo los periodistas deben construir las noticias sobre el ciberbullying y la importancia que tienen los medios a la hora de tratar este tipo de temas. Disfrutad de la ...
El ciberbullying es un problema serio, pero es una epidemia ...: Muy interesante el artculo de Larry Magid: Los datos no muestran que el sea una epidemia; Los grupos de alto riesgo son jvenes LGTB: gays, lesbianas, bisexuales y transgnero; Exagerar puede incrementar los ...
Stop Ciberbullying: Un buen uso de las etiquetas en las fotografas ...: Un buen uso de las etiquetas en las fotografas online ayuda a combatir el ciberbullying en las redes sociales. PantallasAmigas fomenta con este sitio web el uso seguro y responsable de las etiquetas en las redes sociales, ...

[15-01-2012 09:58]

Mediateca PantallasAmigas

[Vídeo] Entrevista a Jorge Flores en el congreso “Creo en Internet” [TVE]: Jorge Flores, director de PantallasAmigas fue entrevistado como ponente del congreso Creo en Internet, por el programa de TVE Últimas preguntas. Jorge Flores hace una breve presentación de la iniciativa PantallasAmigas y da un repaso a los principales retos de Internet para la infancia y la adolescencia.
[Audio] Entrevista a Jorge Flores [RKB]: Entrevista realizada a Jorge Flores, director de PantallasAmigas el 21/12/2011, para el programa Salud, dinero, amor… y todo lo demás de Radio Kanal Barcelona. Se explica el origen y misión de PantallasAmigas, qué es el sexting, el grooming y el ciberbullying.
Las Jornadas sobre oportunidades y retos de las redes sociales en la infancia y adolescencia concluyen esta tarde en Llodio [RadioLlodio.com]: (Artículo publicado en RadioLlodio.com) Nos han acercado desde muchos puntos de vista a las nuevas tecnologías. Las Jornadas sobre oportunidades y retos de las redes sociales en la infancia y adolescencia, han copado todos los miércoles de noviembre la atención de los llodianos. Arrancaban hablando del ciberbullying y de cómo prevenir y evitar esta situación más [...]
[Vídeo] Entrevista a Jorge Flores acerca de los riesgos de Internet [Canal 21, Granada]: Entrevista en el programa El Imperdible a Jorge Flores, director de PantallasAmigas.
[Vídeo] Jorge Flores en la mesa redonda sobre uso responsable de las TIC en el III Congreso «Escuela 2.0»: Intervención de Jorge Flores, director de PantallasAmigas en la mesa redonda sobre «TIC y participación: Red.es / Uso responsable de las TIC / Uso de las TIC por los menores» en el III Congreso Escuela 2.0 en el ITE (Instituto de Tecnologías Educativas). Granada, 07/10/2011.

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Latest news about cyberbullying (English)

[28-01-2012 05:55]

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Parents looking for solutions to cyber bullying - Today's THV: Parents looking for solutions to cyber bullyingToday's THVBENTONVILLE, Ark. (KTHV)- Another incident of cyber bullying has an Arkansas town looking for solutions. Bentonville police took three high school girls into custody this week, police say in connection with a cyber bullying case where the girls were ...and more »
Ohio Cyber-Bullying Bill Heads to Governor's Desk - StateImpact Ohio: ABC6OnYourSide.comOhio Cyber-Bullying Bill Heads to Governor's DeskStateImpact OhioHB 116, the Jessica Logan Act, requires school districts to establish cyber-bullying policies and to annually teach students and teachers and inform parents about their overall bullying policies. It's named for a Cincinnati teenager who committed ...Proposed law focuses on electronic bullyingThisWeekNewsValley school districts pleased anti-bullying bill is expected to be signed by ...WFMJall 102 news articles »
Man accused of cyber-bullying police officer pleads guilty - WXYZ: WXYZMan accused of cyber-bullying police officer pleads guiltyWXYZCLINTON TWP, Mich. (WXYZ) - A man accused of bullying a Clinton Township police officer online pleads guilty to two counts. Jeremy Wakeman, 32, created a fake Facebook profile page for the police officer who gave him a traffic ticket last May.
3 Girls Face Charges In Cyber-Bullying Case - KHBS-KHOG Northwest Arkansas: Today's THV3 Girls Face Charges In Cyber-Bullying CaseKHBS-KHOG Northwest ArkansasBENTONVILLE, Ark. -- Detectives arrested three more juveniles Thursday in a case of cyber-bullying in Bentonville. The juveniles were all females and included a 16-year-old from Bentonville, a 16-year-old from Lowell and a 17-year-old from Bella Vista.3 Northwest Arkansas Teens Arrested In Cyberbullying InvestigationKARK3 teen girls cited in @BurnBook10 cyber bullying caseToday's THVall 15 news articles »
Cyberbullying in schools - The Seattle Times: Cyberbullying in schoolsThe Seattle TimesApparently poor parenting resulted in a case that reached the Supreme Court when it should have been "adjudicated" in the homes of a few irresponsible, spoiled brats. ["Supreme Court favors students over postings," News, Jan. 18].Legal Issues Still Murky on Online Student SpeechEducation Week NewsStudents cyberbully principals; Court throws out casesZDNet (blog)all 4 news articles »

[28-01-2012 05:11]

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Victims of Cyber Bullying | Victims Of Crime | Compensation ...: Cyber bullying is potentially far more harmful than traditional bullying as it can occur at anytime, anywhere and by anyone. It can spread very quickly and.
The cyberbullying menace | DHS Telegram | Dixon, CA: This cyber playground has its bullies. Awareness of cyberbullying has risen significantly in the last few years, though it's likely as old as the internet itself. Most, however, still manage to browse the web without experiencing ...
The Red Flags of Cyber Bullying: Cyber-bullying is real, and incidents are happening at an increasing rate. Here's a reality check: National surveys by online safety expert Parry Aftab estimate that 85 percent of 12 and 13-year olds have had experience with ...
Global Perspective on Cyberbullying | uKnowKids: Every few months, a new study is released giving new statistics regarding cyberbullying. But what might global statistics look like?
Cyber Bullying Developments Of Technologies Change The way ...: It applied to be that bullying was relegated for the school lawn, but these days youngsters can use the web and mobile phones to bully one another within a way that has been termed cyber bullying. This new type of bullying ...

[28-01-2012 11:50]

Twitter

@joshgroban i'm just going to keep cyberbullying you, if that's cool.: @joshgroban i'm just going to keep cyberbullying you, if that's cool.
Free Kindle book on online reputation management for Data Privacy Day http://t.co/eHAmOOI4: Free Kindle book on online reputation management for Data Privacy Day http://t.co/eHAmOOI4
#chegadeconfira RT @DJBDfromMOSCOW2012A A.A.C.B. (Associação Anti-CyberBullying) lança o seu primeiro vídeo, confira: http://t.co/Ebhej7Mm: #chegadeconfira RT @DJBDfromMOSCOW2012A A.A.C.B. (Associação Anti-CyberBullying) lança o seu primeiro vídeo, confira: http://t.co/Ebhej7Mm
A A.A.C.B. (Associação Anti-CyberBullying) lança o seu primeiro vídeo, confira: http://t.co/YdUGj7A8: A A.A.C.B. (Associação Anti-CyberBullying) lança o seu primeiro vídeo, confira: http://t.co/YdUGj7A8

[20-01-2012 15:33]

Ciberbullying.us

160,000 Students Stay Home from School Every Day Because of Bullying. Really?: At the Cyberbullying Research Center we strive to approach the issue of teen technology use and misuse from a data-informed perspective. Just to be clear, data doesn’t just mean bar charts. Over the last ten years we have formally surveyed over 12,000 middle and high school students, so yes, we have a lot of bar [...]
Bullying Law Summary Fact Sheet Updated: We have just updated one of our most popular resources. You can find our latest bullying law fact sheet here. As you can see, all but 2 states now have bullying laws in place or scheduled to take effect in 2012. Most of these (35) include language about electronic forms of bullying while still relatively [...]
National Conference on Youth Cybersafety, Dallas, TX, March 3rd: On March 3rd, I will be presenting at the National Conference on Youth Cybersafety in Dallas. I’ll be speaking about Cyberbullying Prevention and Response, and there are a number of really bright and seasoned experts covering a variety of other topics at this event. Adolescent brain development, legal issues, sexting prevention, social media use among [...]
What is the story with IsAnyoneUp.com?: One of the Internet’s latest privacy controversies surrounds the rapidly-growing web site Isanyoneup.com. The site, which launched in late 2010, is essentially a hybrid of social media and amateur pornography – described by some media outlets as a blog for “Revenge Porn.” The blog features thousands of posts containing extremely explicit photos of naked men [...]
Cyberbullies Move Beyond the Schoolyard: For those of you who didn’t see, I recently wrote a blog for Huffington Post UK to correspond with the cyberbullying event in London that I was a part of. Here it is: Teens have been bullying each other for generations. The latest generation, however, has been able to utilize technology to expand their reach [...]

[26-01-2012 14:00]

Rachel Simmons

The Mommy Vortex: Rioting for True Gratitude: by Rosemarie Coppola-Baldwin Two days before Christmas, thousands of people waited on line at a local mall for hours, hoping to score a pair of the coveted Air Jordan XI sneakers, priced at a cool $180 a pair. About two hours before midnight -- when the shoes officially went on sale -- a riot ensued, resulting in the arrest of at least two people. The crowd had to be subdued, and many shoppers complained that the local mall didn't provide enough crowd control in anticipation of the sale. Really? The shoppers were worried about crowd control? It seemed to me that, perhaps, the public should have been more concerned (outraged, even!) about thousands of people lining up to buy $180 sneakers when there were so many people out of work and desperately trying to provide the basics for their children. Reading about all those people fighting -- rioting! -- to purchase sneakers really bothered me. I have taught my children since they were born to say "thank you" at every turn, whether someone gave them a glass of water or an expensive gift. Hearing about so many people willing to physically fight each other to buy sneakers made me wonder if telling my kids to say "thank you" was enough to instill true gratitude. Would my son be rioting on a line like that one day? Would my daughter be unkind to some other little girl that didn't have a name-brand shoe? And how could I prevent either from happening? Growing up in New York, I can relate to wanting the next "it" item. After all, I was a child of the 1980s, when legendary stories circulated about mothers throwing punches at each other while trying to grab Cabbage Patch Dolls off delivery trucks before they even hit the shelves. I wanted one, too. But, somehow, in the midst of all that doll hoopla, my parents taught me to be grateful for what we had -- rather than focusing on what I wanted. As a parent now, I wonder how we, as a society, can effectively teach our kids to be truly grateful -- beyond just saying "thank you" -- if we habitually give them every latest trend-setting gimmick. I struggle with this question as a mom trying to raise grounded kids. I want their childhood to be happy, which -- if I'm being honest -- means that I don't want them to get made fun of for not having some cool new "thing." But, conversely (and more importantly), I want my children to feel gratitude for what they do have, so that they are confident enough to ignore the taunts of some peers who always get that hot item even when my kids don't. I guess that's a lot to ask of a seven and three year-old; I know many adults who can't handle that kind of peer pressure. But I refuse to give up, despite the challenges. Over the holidays, my son's class collected food for local food pantries that were in dire need of supplies. I'd like to think this collection raised my son's awareness about what's really important. It certainly made him more grateful for the food we had on our table. And yet, only days later, he begged me for a certain brand of light-up sneakers that his friend had! I was enraged; worse, I felt like a total failure. And yet, I carry on, knowing that he is still a child who likes shiny, new things, and that this was a teachable moment. I reminded him about the families at the food pantry, and asked whether those kids were worried about something as superficial as sneakers when they didn't have enough food to eat. I wanted him to understand that our needs as human beings need to be prioritized, and that having certain name-brand sneakers was pretty low on that must-have list. Having a roof over his head and food on the table required more than a mere "thank you." It required true gratitude. Gratitude is a powerful emotion. It puts our priorities in perspective, and gives us something positive to consider, rather than focusing on "I want," or worse, "Look at what they have." Gratitude can counter those horrible emotions of envy and jealousy, which often lead to negative peer pressure and even bullying. Being grateful changes the way you look at yourself and the world. And as a mom, I made a commitment to show gratitude more often so that my kids understand what being grateful means in action, not merely in words. While I'm fairly sure many of the people on that long line for the Air Jordan sneakers didn't really need them, I certainly don't begrudge anyone nice things. However, I tend to wonder whether a riot would have broken out if even half of those people there were truly grateful for what they had, rather than focusing on what they wanted simply because others might get it before they did. For now, I will keep teaching my kids to say "thank you," and try to consistently remind them that they need to be grateful for everything they have, especially the essentials. I am hopeful that if I keep at it, one day, my kids won't be on some line, rioting to buy sneakers. Rosemarie Coppola-Baldwin is a practicing attorney and a dedicated mother of a two children. A Georgetown University graduate, Rosemarie has practiced law at a major New York City law firm and for the City of New York. Rosemarie has been a guest lecturer on women's civil rights and related legal issues at St. John's University (New York), and offers pro bono legal services to a variety of entities.
Fiona's Blog: Maybe SHE'S Just Not That Into YOU (or: Stupid Hook-up Stereotypes): A friend of mine recently created a zine about the slut/stud double standard for a electives course called Feminisms that she's taking. She included various fairy-tale-esque ads she found in magazines depicting women as love-obsessed. Watching her make her zine got me thinking about the image we always see of women as relationship-focused and emotional. Specifically, it got me thinking about the way we're generally told girls and boys view random hook-ups, and I began to question whether those views are as widespread as we've been led to believe. Remember the movie He's Just Not That Into You? For those of you who missed it, the basic premise of this highbrow film (read: crappy rom-com) is that women and girls make up all kinds of excuses to rationalize men's jerky behavior. According to He's Just Not That Into You, we come up with justifications when a guy doesn't call us, ignores us, or just treats us generally badly. Apparently, we all need to realize that, upsetting as it is, he's just not that into us. I agree. If someone is treating you badly, chances are they aren't worth your time. But I have one issue.Movies like He's Just Not That Into You and nearly every other rom-com in existence (save, maybe 500 Days of Summer) tell us that men often act like jerks and sometimes act nice. They usually tell us to find the nice guys, but they never address the fact that women also act like jerks, and sometimes she's just not that into you. It's time to realize that girls and boys can be found on all points of the spectrum. Yes, for many girls a random hook-up is a hopeful entrée into a relationship, however for other girls it is just a random hook-up. Similarly, there exist boys who view random hook-ups as more than a successful attempt to get some. The stereotyping we see in popular culture showing women as desperate for relationships and emotional connections, and men as taking advantage of any chance to get physical isn't entirely accurate, doesn't allow for outliers to the formula, and creates misunderstandings. It's nearly impossible to escape high school (and from what I hear, college) these days without hearing about, seeing, or participating in immense saliva-sharing (hello, rising herpes rates!). I have to say, as a senior in high school, what I've seen does not follow the rom-com pattern. I have one very close friend who seems to think every random hook up is a possibility for a fully-developed relationship, and finds herself disappointed every time things don't work out that way. On the other side of the spectrum, a friend recently hooked up with a guy at a party, not expecting anything, and was approached by him the next day. Apparently the guy wanted to address what he expected to be her dismay that the hook-up didn't mean anything. He was surprised when she wholeheartedly agreed and was surprised he would have thought anything else. I guess the moral of that story is that boys watch just as many rom-coms as we do. The fact is, random hook-ups are probably a little confusing for all parties involved, since they don't generally involve much talking about what it all means before it all happens. As with nearly everything in high school, if people said what they really felt, many more feelings would probably be preserved, but I don't think anyone sees that changing in the near future. In the meantime, maybe we can just make a couple of movies about her not being into him, and cast Ryan Gosling as the weepy, confused reject instead of Jennifer Connolly. Fiona Lowenstein is a high school senior, weekly guest blogger and Girls Leadership Institute alumna. Read more of her work here.
BFF 2.0: She's Texting While We're Hanging Out

[05-01-2012 07:26]

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Últimas notícias sobre ciberbullying (português)

[28-06-2010 17:52]

Discutindo ciberbullying

Guia de Segurança na Internet: A Safernet Brasil, instituição que trabalha pela defesa dos direitos humanos na internet, disponibiliza em seu site uma cartilha contendo dicas de segurança para o acesso a rede. Com o propósito de contribuir para a utilização da internet com ética e segurança, a Cartilha Saferdic@s é um material pedagógico, elaborado com linguagem simples e ilustrações, visando atigir grupos de diferentes faixas etárias, níveis sociais e educacionais. A cartilha contém informações de como navegar em redes de relacionamentos, blogs e sites de buscas, além de orientar o usuário a se defender dos cibercrimes e do ciberbullying. O guia também está disponível para download .Capa da cartilha
Animação Anti-Bullying
Site disponibiliza F.A.Q do Cibercrime: Para quem gostaria de saber como agir no caso de envolvimento em crimes no ciberespaço, como o ciberbullying, a LegalTECH, empresa de consultoria, gestão, perícias e treinamento, disponibiliza no seu site F.A.Q do Cybercrime. A empresa traz informações concretas de como proceder em caso de difamação, como registrar ocorrência e quais as delegacias procurar, com endereço das delegacias especializadas em Crimes Eletrônicos no Brasil, se é possível resgatar dados excluído pelo difamador entre outras informações. É importante observar que a empresa coloca a possibilidade de descobrir o IP do criminoso sem a ação de quebra de protocolo, afirmando ainda que age em legalidade "analisamos criteriosamente cada caso com nosso corpo jurídico". A empresa também coloca que mesmo que se consiga a retirada do conteúdo ilícito judicialmente há a possibilidade do conteúdo retornar em outros sites, e explica que "para cada nova inserção seria necessária a obtenção de uma nova ordem judicial" já que os provedores não são obrigados a monitorar todo o conteúdo da Rede. Leia todo o conteúdo do F.A.Q do Cibercrime aqui.
Membros do MP recebem qualificação para combater crimes cibernéticos: Limites e possibilidades de combater crimes praticados na Internet, esse foi o principal assunto debatido na palestra de capacitação, ministrada aos magistrados de Minas Gerais. Promovida pela promotora de Justiça do Ministério Público de Minas Gerais (MP-MG), Vanessa Fusco e o coordenador adjunto da promotoria especializada de Combate aos Crimes Cibernéticos do Estado, Evandro Borges, a capacitação é parte da Jornada de Estudos promovida pelo MP-AP em parceria com o Centro de Estudos e Aperfeiçoamento (CEAF). O evento transmitiu aos procuradores, promotores e servidores do MP-AP o quadro brasileiro da legislação aplicada à internet, bem como métodos de operações de sucesso desencadeados na Promotoria de Minas, a única unidade no Brasil, especializada em Crimes Cibernéticos.Segundo Vanessa Fusco, a capacitação serviu para derrubar o mito de que o Brasil é atrasado no que diz respeito ao Direito virtual. "É muito recente essa capacitação de operadores tanto das polícias quanto do sistema de justiça", informou a promotora. "O que estamos assistindo agora é a reversão desse quadro, nos habilitando e capacitando os poderes policiais de punição", completou.O major PM, Evandro Geraldo Borges, trouxe uma abordagem operacional, ao demonstrar por meio de ocorrências, a prática de como atuar em campo de investigações e punições cibernéticas, "Essas experiências atestam algumas técnicas fundamentais na atuação de uma Promotoria especializada como a nossa, para fazer frente aos crimes cibernéticos", declara o major.Os palestrantes disponibilizaram aos membros e servidores do Ministério Público do Amapá a cartilha "Navegar com Segurança -- protegendo seus filhos da pedofilia e da pornografia infanto-juvenil na internet", desenvolvida pela Promotoria de Minas Gerais. O material traz os resultados das atuações de prevenção da Promotoria especializada em instituições públicas e privadas de ensino. Crimes Virtuais Dados mostrados na palestra apontam que 57% das fraudes na América Latina têm origem no Brasil, responsável por 67.5 milhões de usuários. Destes, 7% estão no Norte. "Os criminosos virtuais pensam que estão protegidos e anônimos por trás dos computadores, podendo, assim, cometer seus crimes impunemente", afirmou o major Evandro. "Mas é exatamente essa a maior arma que nós temos contra eles", alertou.As principais condutas em que o computador é instrumento são o estelionato, crimes contra a honra, furto mediante fraude, ameaça, incitação ou apologia à prática de crimes e crimes relacionados com a distribuição de pornografia infantil.Entre os jovens, os principais crimes cibernéticos são o Cyberbullying (constrangimento e humilhação virtual), Pedofilia, Pornografia, disseminação de vírus, roubo de senhas, direitos autorais e esteganografia (ocultar arquivos ilegais em arquivos aparentemente inofensivos). Fonte: http://www.correaneto.com.br/noticias/05/28_5_10qualificacao.htm
Cyberbullying: internet potencializa agressões entre alunos: Vem aumentando rapidamente no Brasil o número de casos de cyberbullying, uma variante das agressões psicológicas feitas na escola, agora praticada também pelo computador ou pelo celular. O fenômeno tem preocupado cada vez mais as instituições sociais, em especial as escolas. Para informar e alertar alunos, pais e professores, a Revista Nova Escola, do Grupo Abril, traz o assunto como matéria de capa desse mês. Como o tema, "Cyberbullying: a violência virtual", a revista aponta que na internet e no celular, mensagens com imagens e comentários depreciativos se alastram rapidamente, tornam o bullying ainda mais perverso. E como o espaço virtual é ilimitado, o poder de agressão se amplia e a vítima se sente acuada mesmo fora da escola.Segundo a autora do texto, a jornalista Beatriz Santomauro, a Internet potencializou a violência, levada a cabo no ambiente escolar, "Enquanto no bullying tradicional, a criança é agredida na sala de aula ou no pátio da escolar, com o cyberbullying, a casa que antes era protegida, passa a ser lugar de abuso também", comenta.A matéria alerta às escolas, para ter ações de prevenção e combate contra o bullying presencial e virtual e ressalta ainda, que uma pesquisa recente feita com cinco mil alunos de escolas brasileiras, de 10 a 14 anos, aponta que 17% deles, foram vítimas dessas agressões, pelo menos uma vez, um índice bem significativo.A reportagem apresenta três motivos que tornam o cyberbullying ainda mais cruel que o bullying tradicional: No espaço virtual, os xingamentos e as provocações estão permanentemente atormentando as vítimas. Antes, o constrangimento ficava restrito aos momentos de convívio dentro da escola. Agora é o tempo todo. Os jovens utilizam cada vez mais ferramentas de internet e de troca de mensagens via celular - e muitas vezes se expõem mais do que devem.A tecnologia permite que, em alguns casos, seja muito difícil identificar o(s) agressor(es), o que aumenta a sensação de impotência.De acordo com os especialistas,a escola precisa encarar com seriedade as agressões entre os alunos. O cyberbullying não pode ser visto como uma brincadeira de criança. A busca pela solução ou pela prevenção inclui reunir todos - equipe pedagógica, pais e alunos que estão ou não envolvidos diretamente - e garantir que tomem consciência de que existe um problema e não se pode ficar omisso.Veja a matéria na íntegra:Nova Escola

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