Аннотации:
The article discusses the prevalence and forms of cyberbullying
in Kazakhstan, highlighting its severe psychological effects on youth, including
anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation. It emphasizes that cyberbullying differs
from traditional bullying due to its anonymous nature and wider reach via digital
platforms. The research underscores the necessity for cultural sensitivity in interventions, given the unique social and cultural dynamics within Kazakhstan. Legal
efforts and potential barriers, such as concerns about restricting freedom of speech,
are also explored.
