School violence attorney, does school violence apply beyond physical violence?

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A while ago, I fought with a friend at school, and the friend reported me as a perpetrator of school violence. Honestly, the fight was due to the friend's fault, and they also cursed at me the same as I did — being called a perpetrator is ridiculous. I also want to report them as a perpetrator — is that possible? Also, I don't want to tell my parents, so can I cancel the school violence report myself?

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Hello, this is the school violence attorney at Daeryun Law Firm (LLC).

Yes, not only physical violence but also verbal violence and cyber violence are included in school violence.

For example, cursing at friends through SNS or sending threatening messages can also be considered school violence.

As a school violence attorney, I will explain in detail.

The following acts can all constitute school violence.

Posting or spreading insulting messages about the other party on the internet or SNS

Repeatedly sending threatening texts or messages to intimidate

Posting insulting or profane language targeting specific individuals on online bulletin boards, chat rooms, cafes, etc.

Disclosing personal privacy or false facts to damage someone's reputation

Distributing pictures, videos, or writings that cause sexual humiliation or anxiety

Sending texts, sounds, videos, etc. that repeatedly cause fear or anxiety to unspecified multiple people

In this way, even without physical violence, verbal violence or mental harassment through information and communication devices can also be recognized as school violence.

Since more accurate response is needed based on detailed facts and circumstances, it is good to review specific measures through consultation with a school violence attorney.