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Stronger anti-bullying rules in schools pushed
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|March 21, 2026
Calls have been intensifying for stronger anti-bullying polices in Philippine schools, including the implementation of an urgent, widespread reporting system and holding parents of bullies accountable for their children's actions.
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Quezon City Councilor Alfred Vargas is the latest figure to support anti-bullying reform efforts spearheaded by Sen. Bam Aquino.
The manifestation of support follows Vargas' own recent call to action during a session of the city's Sangguniang Panlungsod, where he urged for a comprehensive review and amendment of the city's Anti-Bullying Ordinance amid rising cases of abuse in both public and private educational institutions.
The appeal led to the Quezon City Council officially voting to investigate ongoing bullying cases and discuss legislative measures to fortify the city's existing protections for students.
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