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Webinar for Parents: Prevention and Handling of Cyberbullying and Doxxing Behaviour involving Students

As technological advancement is rapidly changing the world, online activities have become an indispensable part of students' daily lives. However, cyberbullying and “doxxing” acts occur from time to time. As the guardians of their children, how can parents prevent their kids from being bullied or “doxxed” online? What can parents do to provide support and counselling to their children if they become victims of cyberbullying and doxxing?

In this webinar, the Privacy Commissioner will explain the serious consequences of cyberbullying and “doxxing” behaviour. Speakers from the education and social work sectors will also share their experience in the prevention and handling of children’s cyberbullying behaviour, with a view to helping participants in teaching their children to say “No” to cyberbullying and “doxxing”.

Enrolment is on a first-come-first-served basis.

Date	5 May 2023 (Friday)
Time	6:00 - 7:30 pm
Format	Webinar
Speakers	Ms Ada CHUNG Lai-ling The Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data Mr CHU Ka-tim Chairman of the Hong Kong Association for Computer Education, and Vice Principal of Hong Kong True Light College Ms CHENG Yuen-ting Council Member of the Hong Kong Association for Computer Education, and STEM and e-learning co-ordinator of St. Edward’s Catholic Primary School Mr Roy LEUNG Ka-yu Youth Work Officer (uTouch Cyber Youth Outreach Service) of Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups
Key Take-aways	Explanation of cyberbullying behaviour and “doxxing” offences How parents can prevent their kids from being bullied or “doxxed” online Experience sharing in the handling of cyberbullying cases Experience sharing in educating children on adopting a positive attitude in the use of internet
Language	Cantonese
Fee	Free of charge
Target Audience	Parents and other interested parties
Registration	Please enrol by completing the online enrolment page. Successful applicants will receive a confirmation email by 4 May 2023 (Thursday).
Enquiries	Telephone: 2877 7130 (Ms LAM); 3423 6654 (Ms WONG) Email: training@pcpd.org.hk

Remarks:

1. Enrolment will be accepted on a first-come-first-served basis. The PCPD reserves the right of final decision.
2. No records of attendance will be issued for the participants of the captioned webinar.
3. Successful applicants will receive a confirmation email by 4 May 2023 (Thursday).
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5. Please note that the webinar may be filmed, photographed and/or recorded for PCPD's future educational purpose.
6. The PCPD reserves the right to modify the content and the date of the webinar.
7. For enquiry, please email training@pcpd.org.hk or call 2877 7130 (Miss LAM) / 3423 6654 (Ms WONG)

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