Module 5: Available Resources and Support
Resources Platforms and Organizations
1 – Portugal
Centro Internet Segura (CIS Portugal)
https://www.internetsegura.pt
National awareness centre, part of the European Safer Internet Network. Provides campaigns, teacher training, helplines.
Linha Internet Segura
https://www.internetsegura.pt/linha
National hotline for reporting harmful or illegal content (cyberbullying, grooming, child sexual abuse material).
SeguraNet (Ministry of Education, DGE/ERTE)
https://www.seguranet.pt
Educational platform with lesson plans, digital citizenship activities, and competitions for schools.
2- Greece
StopBullying.gr
https://stop-bullying.gov.gr
StopBullying.gr is a purely informational site, aiming to increase awareness among readers on bullying issues in Greece. The content is based on online research and does not constitute professional (legal, medical, psychological) advice; users are encouraged to consult professionals before applying any suggestions.
CyberAlert.gr
https://cyberalert.gr
Official website of the Cyber Crime Division (Hellenic Police). Informs citizens about online threats (cyberbullying, fraud, data theft, sextortion). Provides prevention tips and 24/7 hotline (11188) for reporting.
SaferInternet4Kids.gr
https://saferinternet4kids.gr/
SaferInternet4Kids.gr is the official Greek platform dedicated to promoting internet safety for children and teenagers. It is part of the Safer Internet Network in Europe (Insafe/Better Internet for Kids).
3 – Türkiye
Siberay – Cyberbullying Information Platform
https://www.siberay.com/siber-zorbalik
Official platform by the Turkish Cyber Security Department providing information,awareness, and prevention tips about cyberbullying.
Zorbalığı Engelle – Anti-Bullying Platform in Türkiye
https://www.zorbaligiengelle.org/sikca-sorulan-sorular/
Turkish website dedicated to raising awareness, explaining legal rights, and offering advice for victims of bullying and cyberbullying.
BTK – Safe Internet and Cybersecurity Information Portal
https://www.guvenlinet.org.tr/
Information portal by the Information and Communication Technologies Authority (BTK) providing guidance on online safety, reporting mechanisms, and legal rights against cyberbullying.
4 – Lithuania
https://www.bepatyciu.lt/vaikams/apie-patycias/apie-elektronines-patycias/
The website for kids about bullying and cyberbullying, advice how to behave in such situations.
https://www.vaikulinija.lt/vaikams-paaugliams/elektronines-patycios-ar-imanoma-jas-sustabdyti/
Children´s Line is an emotional support service for children and adolescents, providing free and anonymous help by phone and online.
https://www.zmogausteisiugidas.lt/temos/technologijos/vaiku-apsauga/elektronines-patycios
The website about cyberbullying, the actions in such situations and the possible punishments for doing that
Legislation
a) European Union
Regulation (EU) 2016/679 GDPR –Protects minors’ personal data and privacy.
Better Internet for Kids+ Strategy (2022) –EU policy for safe digital experiences, child protection, and empowerment.
Directive 2011/92/EU- Combating sexual abuse and exploitation of children online.
b) Portugal
Law no. 51/2012 –Student Statute and School Ethics: defines responsibilities and disciplinary measures in cases of school violence, including bullying and cyberbullying.
Law no. 113/2009 –Protection of children against sexual exploitation and online pornography.
Law no. 58/2019 – Enforces GDPR (EU Regulation 2016/679) in Portugal.
c) Greece
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation, EU Regulation 2016/679) –Protects all users’ personal data in the EU, preventing misuse, tracking, and cyberbullying.Greek Law 4624/2019- National implementation of the GDPR.
Law 4577/2018 – Electronic governance and information security
Law 4619/2019 – Cybercrime and online harassment.
Penal Code articles – Cover threats, insults, extortion, and defamation via the internet.
Law 4960/2022 – Prevention and punishment of child sexual abuse and child pornography online.Ensures safe digital access for minors and provides guidance for parents and educators.
Law 4727/2020 – Online safety measures and EU directive implementation.
d) Türkiye
Law No. 5395 – Child Protection Law. Defines protective and supportive measures for children in need of care and protection in
Türkiye, including those who are victims of online abuse or cyberbullying.
Law No. 6112 – Law on the Establishment of Radio and Television Enterprises and the Provision of Media Services.Introduces obligations for broadcasters and online media platforms in Türkiye to protect minors from harmful online content, including harassment and cyberbullying-related material.
e) Lithuania
Law on Education of Lithuania’s Republic (1991) -Provides that schools must ensure a safe environment and prevent bullying, defines the concept of bullying and cyberbullying.
Law on the Fundamentals of the Protection of the Child Rights of Lithuania’sRepublic. (1996) – Establishes the child’s right to be protected from all forms of violence, including psychological violence and bullying.
Criminal Code of Lithuania’s Republic.(2000)- Provides for criminal liability for defamation, insult, threats, and stalking.
Law of Lithuania‘s Republic on Protection against Domestic Violence. (2011) – Although mainly aimed at the family, it also includes psychological violence, which can be a form of bullying.