Sentence examples for rape bullying from inspiring English sources

While conceding that "13 Reasons Why" has "significant merit" for addressing difficult but important topics like suicide, rape, bullying, and slut-shaming, the classification office also said "the show ignores the relationship between suicide and the mental illness that often accompanies it.

The case surrounding the alleged rape, bullying, and suicide of Nova Scotia teen Rehtaeh Parsons is slowly coming to a convoluted conclusion.

He hadn't seen it (and won't for several years) but I was surprised he even knew about a show intended for much older kids, with heavy plot lines about suicide, rape, bullying, and drug and alcohol abuse.

Trigger warnings for rape and bullying.

Hardy told the court that when she heard her sister was dead her immediate thought was that this had happened because of "the army, the rape, the bullying and the overwork".

The local newspaper and other town officials are talking more about the meaning of statutory rape, about bullying and social pressures, and about the different ways students and adults see both the accusations of rape and the related social media posts.

To not poke fun at or make play of abuse, rape and bullying, but to take a passionate stance against it... and involve our children in the process.

Brentwood Academy "failed to exercise its authority and capacity to institute corrective measures to prevent and stop the harassment, assault, sexual harassment, sexual assault, rape and/or bullying of students," the suit reads.

Members of her family believe she was stigmatised as the "girl who cried rape" and bullied by colleagues after making the allegations while posted in Germany.

Or she was being robbed, raped, murdered, bullied, torn apart, and if the canal had a tide she would drown, just for him, just because of him, because he had thought of it, and then he would have that instead of her.

The family of a soldier who was found hanged after claiming she had been raped and bullied have said they fear a possible cover-up by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) after new documents emerged on the day the inquest into her death was due to conclude.